In part 2 of this week's packed Gaming News Round-up: gameplay for Call of Duty Ghosts shows itself, Tom Clancy's The Division is announced, and Assassin's Creed 4 flies a Black Flag. FULL STORY >

Sony took to the stage at E3 to showcase its imminent PS4, and clarified its approach to DRM and sharing. FULL STORY >

Our Top 5 cars this month celebrates the spirit of the boy racer by looking at a few of the best factory-tuned options available. FULL STORY >

Wearable technology is not only being looked at closely for human use, one company has developed a solution for dogs as well. FULL STORY >

Naamsa releases its latest vehicle sales figures, revealing which were the best selling cars in South Africa last month. FULL STORY >

Canon has expanded its range of compatible lenses for the EOS M camera with the new EF-M 11-22mm f/4-5.6 IS STM ultrawide lens. FULL STORY >

We never have enough space to feature all the products that made an appearance in our office. Here are some quick thoughts on a few of them. FULL STORY >

If you are wondering what new tech products are standing out from the crowd of late, here are our picks. FULL STORY >

Garmin is introducing the GSD26 Spread Spectrum Digital Sonar locally, ushering in what it believes is a "new era of sports fishing technology." FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: New DLC is announced for Crysis 3, a beloved golden oldie lands on the iPad, and some new and old games destined for the PS Vita. FULL STORY >

Nissan and Eskom join forces on a three-year long local electric vehicle research project. FULL STORY >

HP's Discover Performance Tour is two days away, and will boast a number of presentations, a keynote event and round table discussions. FULL STORY >

Land Rover introduces a new model in its Discovery 4 range - namely the Discovery 4 XS. FULL STORY >

Nissan broadens the scope of choice for Juke buyers with the introduction of two new variants. FULL STORY >

It's official - Yahoo! has acquired Tumblr for a hefty sum exceeding a billion dollars. The question is, what does it mean for both the behemoth and the six year old start-up? FULL STORY >