We put our movie knowledge to the test during week six of Research In Motion's Touch Awesomeness competition. FULL STORY >

Apple makes the new iPad available in South Africa and eight more countries next Friday. FULL STORY >

In this weeks Gaming News Round-up: EA is looking to bring Need for Speed to the silver screen, whilst the Bulletstorm sequel is shelved and Crysis 3 is leaked. FULL STORY >

Gartner expects tablet sales around the world to amount to almost 119 million this year. FULL STORY >

The popular social networking site Twitter has filed a lawsuit in a US federal court against five spammers and spamming tool providers. FULL STORY >

Facebook has announced that it is in the process of acquiring photo-sharing app Instagram for a cool $1 billion. FULL STORY >

Skyrim players on the PlayStation 3 finally have cause to celebrate, as Bethesda's latest patch has been released for the console and addresses the game breaking bug that has persisted for many players. FULL STORY >

We head into week 5 of Research In Motion's Touch Awesomeness competition, launched in celebration of its first touch-only smartphone in the Curve range, the BlackBerry Curve 9380. FULL STORY >

Microsoft buys more than 800 patents and patent applications from global internet services and media firm AOL. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has reportedly reached the 80 000 mark in terms of applications added to the Windows Phone Marketplace. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: The Kinect Star Wars game and Xbox 360 Limited Edition bundle become available locally, whilst the creator of indie-hit Minecraft unveils his new project. FULL STORY >

European Commission launches two antitrust probes into Motorola Mobility's patent practices, after it had received complaints from Apple and Microsoft. FULL STORY >

Analytics firm comScore releases its latest statistics on the US mobile phone market for the period between December 2011 and February 2012. FULL STORY >

We enter week four of Research In Motion's ten week long competition in celebration of its first touch-only smartphone in the Curve range, the BlackBerry Curve 9380. FULL STORY >

China passes the billion mark for mobile phone subscribers as more Chinese users opt for cellphones instead of landlines. FULL STORY >