RIM announces a new update to Twitter for BlackBerry smartphones. FULL STORY >

Sony announces its new VAIO C Series of notebooks, sporting retro 80's neon. FULL STORY >

IT security provider Kaspersky Lab foretells of the changes in IT threats and security over the coming decade. FULL STORY >

Twitter first blocks and then re-establishes the API access of app developer UberMedia due to amongst others trademark infringements. FULL STORY >

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

MXit signs wiWallet to bring mobile payment services to MXit's 10 million active users. FULL STORY >

This week we split our gaming news round-up in two, part one looks at some delicious new Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim details, feels sorry for Kevin Butler and showcases the latest Homefront trailer. FULL STORY >

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

Canon has announced the launch of the new Speedlite 320EX and Speedlite 270EX II FULL STORY >

British MPs of the House of Lords might soon be able to utilise their tablet PCs as well as other devices during house debates. FULL STORY >

Pictures and other private information of 250 000 Facebook users hijacked. FULL STORY >

Nokia has teamed up with a sociology professor to create a spate of new labels you can classify your friends under based on their smartphone app usage. FULL STORY >

Two new malicious codes that use Facebook to ensnare victims have been wreaking havoc. FULL STORY >

With over 100 000 apps available for Android smartphones in the Android Market, we browse the isles so you don't have to. FULL STORY >

Logitech helps to get rid of batteries with its first solar-powered keyboard, the Wireless Solar Keyboard K750. FULL STORY >