Sony Ericsson announced that it will launch two more ecofriendly handsets, the Elm and the Hazel, early next year as part of its GreenHeart range. FULL STORY >

The new Elonex eBook reader will be available for purchase in South Africa from 16 December 2009. FULL STORY >

New Google Android app let's you search for information using images rather than words. FULL STORY >

Facebook turns out to be the most popular local search on Google. FULL STORY >

The zombie slaughter continues as four new characters are Left 4 Dead in America\'s Deep South. With new weapons and special infected zombies, the game takes butchering the undead to a whole new level. FULL STORY >

EA Sports have added another fitness title to their popular Sports Active franchise for the Nintendo Wii; EA Sports Active More Workouts. FULL STORY >

Bing has released the result of the most searched terms on its engine this year. The trends prove both morbid and interesting. FULL STORY >

Can\'t decide which offers better results? Bing or Google? There\'s no need to choose. Search engine results comparison tools are numerous and free. FULL STORY >

Blu-ray home theatre in a box solutions like Sony\'s BDV-E300 are reasonably priced and easy to setup. FULL STORY >

Randomised search results and bizarre Facebook status updates, the web caters to any and all tastes. FULL STORY >

The Intel Reader was launched today, a device that combines a text-scanning camera with a text-to-speech engine designed specifically for the vision impaired and people with learning disabilities. FULL STORY >

A special edition apple-figured USB device with 14 re-mastered Beatles\\\\\\\' albums and content to be released globally in time for every true music fans Xmas stocking. FULL STORY >

The Sony Speaker Dock for the iPod and iPhone doubles as a clock radio. It offers decent sound quality but looks rather dull. FULL STORY >

Microsoft announced that it has struck deals with Twitter and Facebook to include realtime, social search features on Bing. FULL STORY >

Three new ebook readers have been announced that will attempt to end the dominance of Amazon\\\'s Kindle. FULL STORY >