This week's tech news roundup touches on Apples iPod touch and iPhone a lot throughout and will have COSATU keeping a watchful eye on the developments of the NASA-GM partnership, as it might lead to future job losses for humans to robots. FULL STORY >

The iPhone is now more popular with game developers than any other mobile gaming devices. FULL STORY >

Opera announced yesterday that they will be previewing a version of their popular mobile browser, Opera Mini, for the iPhone at the World Mobile Congress. FULL STORY >

The latest in the Encyclopaedia Britannica series sports a threefold interface for kids, primary school learners and adults, making it easier to find relevant research material for your particular age group. FULL STORY >

The Storm2 fixes the faults of its predecessor, most notably by the inclusion of next-gen SurePress touch-screen technology and Wi-Fi. FULL STORY >

NAVIGON has announced a major update on their MobileNavigator app for the iPhone and iPod Touch, adding three new features to the software. FULL STORY >

We all have at least one Apple product we could use better. Guy HartDavis teaches you everything you need to know about the iPod, iPhone and iTunes. FULL STORY >

Days before the iPad was launched Google quietly released images and video on a concept Chrome OS UI for tablet PCs. Could a Gpad be on the way? FULL STORY >

Apple's iPad was highly anticipated by the media and consumers alike. So, what feedback did the tech community offer on Apple's latest release? FULL STORY >

The Yealink VP-2009D video phone sports the TI DaVinci chipset, a 7" TFT-LCD touch-screen with 800 x 480 pixels resolution and a 0.3 megapixel CMOS camera. FULL STORY >

Apple reported the most profitable financial quarter in their history yesterday, showing a 50% increase in profits thanks in large to a successful festive shopping season. FULL STORY >

Chomp is an iPhone app that helps you find apps for your iPhone on the App Store. FULL STORY >

Intel's Dean Pomerleau is currently working on a project to implant chips directly in the human brain. The electronic chips will allow humans to operate computers, surf the web and manipulate other electronic devices without the need of a third party interface, like a... FULL STORY >

Our annual list of the 10 products or technologies that achieved benchmark status holds few surprises this year. In a tough economic year it was the big boys like Apple, HTC and Google that stood out. FULL STORY >

Philip\'s latest Blu-ray player, the BDP3000, is reasonably priced and looks good. With all the HD bases covered it\'s a great entry-level device. FULL STORY >