TechSmart managed to track down Nancy Hammervik, senior vice president industry relations at training company CompTIA's head office in the US, to talk about woman in IT. FULL STORY >

HTC is purchasing its own graphics chip maker in a move that will also greatly expand its patent portfolio. FULL STORY >

E3's marked on every serious gamer's calendar, since it's here that the best new releases and products get revealed. FULL STORY >

Secure content and threat management solutions provider Kaspersky Lab has been ranked by Gartner as one of the fastest growing vendors in the global security software market. FULL STORY >

Blizzard's upcoming MMO project called Titan is still shrouded in mystery, although an analyst recently coined a strange term for the WoW successor. FULL STORY >

Microsoft signs yet another patent agreement with a manufacturer utilising the Android mobile operating system, raking in more royalties. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has launched its new Office 365 cloud service in 40 markets worldwide. FULL STORY >

Apple removes pro-Palestinian application from its iTunes store, stresses developer guidelines yet keeps pro-Isreali app in place. FULL STORY >

Microsoft concludes yet another patent agreement with a company utilising Android. FULL STORY >

LulzSec brings an end to its aggressive hacking spree after 50 days on the open ocean. FULL STORY >

Memory and storage solutions provider Kingston Technology aims to give your portable storage a speed boost via its DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 G2 16 GB memory stick. FULL STORY >

A new iPhone and iPod Touch accessory by apptoyz brings augmented shooting action to your Apple device. FULL STORY >

A hacking attack at a major Australian web host causes the permanent deletion of some 4800 websites. FULL STORY >

Google Books enters into a partnership with the British Library to digitise some 40 million pages of human history, and make it all fully searchable online. FULL STORY >

Fujitsu's K computer has officially been named the fastest supercomputer in the world, capable of some 8.2 quadrillion calculations per second. FULL STORY >