Apple files a patent for a new glasses-free 3D display technology. FULL STORY >

Nintendo announces that it is phasing out its Wii Speak peripheral, enabling voice chat on the console. FULL STORY >

Vodacom has announced a new alliance that has been established in order to develop mobile solutions in the management of HIV/Aids. FULL STORY >

Tiger Woods' future with the EA Sports brand may be in the balance if the golfer doesn't stay at the top of his game. FULL STORY >

TV on your phone is now a reality. FULL STORY >

Incredible Connection is offering customers free data bundles with the purchase of a new notebook or PC. FULL STORY >

Clingo's range of universal mounting devices has made its way to South Africa. FULL STORY >

The Sony PSP2 is outed, not by Sony, but by the loose tongue of a certain EA employee. FULL STORY >

Telkom launches SAIX Lite, aimed at offering consumers more competitive ADSL prices. FULL STORY >

Sony drastically cuts the price of its PSP Go handhelds in light of weak sales. FULL STORY >

Nokia Siemens Networks has unveiled its Phantom DSL technology that allows DSL speeds to be pushed to 825 Mbps. FULL STORY >

Nintendo is considering adding the SpotPass feature to the 3DS, allowing for automatic updates while curbing piracy at the same time. FULL STORY >

Sony goes head to head with the Micro Four Thirds contingent with their petite Alpha NEX-3, a camera with a great screen and 720p video recording. FULL STORY >

Nintendo announces the new Wii Remote Plus, promising built-in MotionPlus capabilities. FULL STORY >

The Nintendo 3DS is the talk of the tech town this week, so we decided to take a look at the 3D hand-held's software line-up. FULL STORY >