The internet and the pervasiveness of an online, connected world have already changed a number of industries and sectors; and not being left behind is education, which seems to be undergoing a Renaissance of sorts. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: GTA V hijacks MMO gamers’ attention, whilst PES 2014 shows some heart in its latest gameplay trailer. FULL STORY >

Logitech's newest keyboard sports an attached touchpad. FULL STORY >

Does Logitech get it right for the discerning PC gamer with its G19s keyboard, and score a victory of its own? FULL STORY >

BlackBerry is pondering its mobile futures, one of which is a possible sale of the company. FULL STORY >

In this week’s Gaming News Round up: id Software explains the Doom 4 delay, Dragon Age 3 brings back dwarves and elves, and FIFA 14 gets ‘physics-cal’. FULL STORY >

Twitter reveals some security as well as feature updates for the official Android and iPhone applications. FULL STORY >

TomTom delivers a navigation solution tailored for bikers in the form of the TomTom Rider. FULL STORY >

Sony’s PS Vita console has received yet another system update and a few new nifty enhancements. FULL STORY >

A new survey has quantified the costs associated with cyber-security breaches – and for large and small enterprises alike, it isn’t pretty. 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 >

Motorola Mobility aims to take on the iPhone 5, Galaxy S4 and HTC One with its hot Moto X flagship device. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: new Bioshock Infinite DLC is announced, Wolfenstein: The New Order gets delayed and Catalans joins EA’s FIFA 14 roster. 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 >