TomTom has revealed the latest limited edition to its GO LIVE range, the TomTom GO LIVE Top Gear edition, featuring The Stig and Jeremy Clarkson. FULL STORY >

LG reveals its first LTE smartphone in Korea that also boasts an HD-ready touchscreen. FULL STORY >

We put the LED Lenser H7 through its paces to discover if it has what it takes to impress us as much as its handheld brother, the P14. FULL STORY >

Rhapsody, a premium on-demand music service in the US, will be acquiring Napster's subscriber base. FULL STORY >

Global information and measurement company Nielsen has released its Top 20 Games to Watch report that tracks what gamers are most excited about this holiday season. FULL STORY >

Chip maker Intel has bought Israeli navigation software provider Telmap to take on Google Maps and Ovi Maps. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung unveils the newest dual-core processor megachip in its Exynos line. FULL STORY >

The Vodafone 555 Blue is focused on making Facebook part and parcel of your mobile life. FULL STORY >

Here are some of the highlights you can expect to see at this year's rAge expo taking place this weekend in Johannesburg. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung adds two new additions to its Android-powered Galaxy range of smartphones, the Galaxy SII LTE and the Galaxy SII HD LTE. FULL STORY >

Although smartphones and tablets have become increasingly powerful platforms, gamers haven't really seen this translating into titles with console rivalling graphics. This looks set to change with the imminent arrival of Shadowgun. FULL STORY >

id Software revealed this week that the PS3 version of its forthcoming title, Rage, will require a sizable 8 GB installation. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson merges the smartphone with a portable gaming console, giving life to its first PlayStation certified smartphone, the Xperia Play. TechSmart puts in some game time with the smartphone. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google buys German group buying site DailyDeal, to gain a group buying presence in Europe. FULL STORY >

Norwegian browser developer Opera Software acquires the American mobile app platform company Handster Inc, in order to strengthen its mobile store offering. FULL STORY >