Toshiba brings its AT100 tablet to market, offering full-sized port options, but at a cost to size. FULL STORY >

Intel says the personal computing experience is undergoing another fundamental transformation as the company leads the creation of Ultrabook, a new category of mobile devices. FULL STORY >

Global information and measurement company Nielsen released a report this week on the impact of social media. FULL STORY >

The Mozilla Mobile development team has offered a sneak peak into what users of the Firefox browser on tablets can expect from a forthcoming new iteration. FULL STORY >

Some say tablets are for media consumption and not media creation. Asus' Slider tablet with slide-out QWERTY keyboard begs to differ. FULL STORY >

Motorola's XOOM impresses us with its rugged build and utilitarian approach to tablet computing FULL STORY >

Nielsen's Mobile Insights survey reveals a number of interesting trends in SA's mobile space. FULL STORY >

This week's roundup reveals another extension to the Uncharted 3 multi-player beta, the announcement of a Monkey Island Special Edition collection and several reasons to look forward to September. FULL STORY >

Acer joins the 10 inch tablet crowd with its A500 that's powered by a Tegra 2 chipset while running on Android Honeycomb. In theory it's a good device, but does reality care to differ? FULL STORY >

South African companies trying to sweat their aging technology assets may actually be losing money instead of saving it. This according to Intel SA FULL STORY >

We try to solve some bad tech jargon, including "NFC", "chiclet-styled keyboards" and "form factor". FULL STORY >

YouTube founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen purchase two tech companies in as many weeks, with the latest purchase being Tap11.com. FULL STORY >

Bird lice, contagious yawning and bitter tastes all make up this month's science news. FULL STORY >

Sony settles with PS3 hacker George 'Geohot' Hotz on controversial rootkey case, judgement not likely to have any lasting effects. FULL STORY >

Due to the success of Apple's iPad, iOS will account for 69% of media tablet OSs in 2011, but drop to 47% in 2015 as more competitors move into the market. FULL STORY >