Dramatic price cuts and special new bundles for Sony's PS3 slim has been seen sprouting up overseas. FULL STORY >

Even more gaming news to start the weekend. FULL STORY >

Apple has revealed its new subscription service for content-based apps in the App Store. FULL STORY >

IBM presents its choice of five tech innovations set to dramatically change our lives within the next half a decade. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson unveils new Xperia Play details, as well as slating the gaming smartphone for a March 2011 release. FULL STORY >

HP unveils two new webOS-running smartphones in this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst RIM plans to bring Android apps to the BlackBerry PlayBook. FULL STORY >

Vodacom believes its WebBox is set to change the lives of many South Africans, proving affordable and easy internet access using the customers existing television set. FULL STORY >

Activision hammers the final nail into Guitar Hero's coffin, cancelling the once popular music game series altogether. FULL STORY >

NAVIGON has announced that it has reached two million smartphone navigation app users worldwide. FULL STORY >

LG and Sony are currently embroiled in a tense legal battle over patent infringements, attempting to block the import of competing devices. FULL STORY >

MTN has revealed that it is now a full member of the Mobile Entertainment Forum. FULL STORY >

Sony is possibly preparing to introduce serial keys to future PlayStation 3 games, goodbye second hand games market. FULL STORY >

Nashua Limited and Ricoh International announce a shift of focus in the service market. FULL STORY >

A proposal for Apple's board of directors to report every year on the state of the company's succession plan is gathering steam. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news round-up we rejoice at the first official mentions of Battlefield 3 and see new Devil May Cry on the iPhone. FULL STORY >