European Union regulators temporarily suspended their investigation into search giant Google's acquisition of smartphone and tablet maker Motorola Mobility. FULL STORY >

Qualcomm expands its Snapdragon mobile processor series with two new S4 chipsets that brings dual-core processing and integrated 3G connectivity to smartphones. FULL STORY >

Existing data centres have had three major operational and fiscal constraints - power, cooling and space. As existing data centres are required to support increasingly dense configurations, power and cooling requirements can outstrip the... FULL STORY >

The world's first smartphone to run on Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) is coming to South Africa. FULL STORY >

The Android Market is celebrating 10 billion app downloads with a ten day sale. FULL STORY >

This year has been many things, but uneventful on the technology front was never one of them. So what exactly was the big news? Here are our Top 5 tech news stories of 2011. FULL STORY >

Google is set to defend its search turf against e-commerce giant Amazon. FULL STORY >

With over 100 000 apps available for Android smartphones at the Android Market, TechSmart would like to help you get to the good ones first. Here are our top Android Apps of the month. FULL STORY >

Market research firm Net Applications presents its latest desktop browser trend report for the month of November. FULL STORY >

Pop star Britney Spears now has more followers on Google's social network, Google+, than the company's co-founder Larry Page. FULL STORY >

The Finnish phone giant Nokia rolls out the v1.1 update for its first and only MeeGo-running device, the Nokia N9 smartphone. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google announces that it will be ceasing support for the Gmail App for BlackBerry this month. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google introduces Google Pages for businesses and brands, to allow organisations to promote themselves on its social network. FULL STORY >

Google launches the Afrikaans and isiZulu versions of YouTube. FULL STORY >

ST-Ericsson reveals that Nokia has chosen it as a chip provider for the company's future Windows Phone Mango-running smartphones. FULL STORY >