In this week’s Gaming News Round-up: Sony defends microtransactions in Gran Turismo 6, Cut the Rope 2 is dated and new screenshots surface for Dark Souls 2. FULL STORY >

We love our media. So much in fact, we couldbe called hoarders, finding it almost impossible to delete anything once it is safely tucked away on a drive. You can therefore imagine our chagrin when, somehow, the TB drive fell and all the data was gone. FULL STORY >

Indoor surveillance is all well and good, but what about when it comes to keeping an electronic eye on the outdoor perimeter of one’s property? FULL STORY >

Sharp brings its new Aquos LED TV range to the South African market. FULL STORY >

LG announces a new quad HD panel for smartphones that will deliver an optimal viewing experience on larger sized mobile devices. FULL STORY >

External hard-drives remain the stars of the backup and storage show. WD's My Passport HDD delivers an extra helping of portability to these type of devices, but how does it fare in other areas? FULL STORY >

Multichoice lifts the lid on its next-generation HD PVR decoder called the DStv Explora, which will be locally available from the middle of August. FULL STORY >

WD's My Passport Enterprise HDD makes BOYD possible in companies with strict IT policies. FULL STORY >

Nokia aims to put the MEGA back in megapixel with the unveiling of the much rumoured Lumia 1020 smartphone, which sports a massive 41 MP rear-facing camera. FULL STORY >

TechSmart interviews Richard Rutledge, senior VP and GM of WD's Datacenter Storage business unit about the rise of SSD and cloud-based storage. FULL STORY >

Samsung is launching a massive 85 inch Ultra HD Smart TV in South Africa at the end of next month. FULL STORY >

Sony pulls the wraps off its latest couple of Xperia smartphones - the Xperia L and Xperia SP. FULL STORY >

Bigger, faster and high def. A good description of Samsung's Galaxy S4, launched yesterday in New York. FULL STORY >

In the market for a new GPU? Asus' Radeon HD 7950 might be the graphics card you need. FULL STORY >

LG brings the world's first 84 inch Ultra HD 3D TV to the local market, allowing South Africans to feast upon its incredible 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution. FULL STORY >