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 >

Asus unveiled its Transformer Book Trio, the new Transformer Pad Infinity, the Fonepad Note 6, and the MeMO Pad HD 7, at Computex 2013. FULL STORY >

Google has announced its first renewable energy investment in Africa: a R103 million investment in the Jasper Power Project. FULL STORY >

Some cool sites we've tracked down for your surfing pleasure. FULL STORY >

There is no shortage of consumer orientated tablets on the market today, but HP's ElitePad 900 takes a thoroughly different approach, aiming squarely at enterprise users, to laudable effect. FULL STORY >

Huawei, in association with Google, has released a new 7 inch tablet with their MediaPad 7 Lite. Can it compete against the likes of the Nexus 7 or Asus FonePad? FULL STORY >

With new trends come new dangers. TechSmart talks to Kaspersky Lab's Riaan Badenhorst about the latest security threats facing companies and the solutions on offer. FULL STORY >

Twitter reveals enhancements to the official Android and iPhone Twitter applications to make the mobile tweeting experience more seamless. FULL STORY >

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

McAfee has launched its new LiveSafe security offering, which is intended to offer protection to users of multiple connected devices. 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 >

Twitter launches version 1.0 of its Innovator's Patent Agreement and also utilises the IPA framework for its latest patent. 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 >

Accurate identification is fast becoming a critical tool in business processes. This is mainly due to identity fraud affecting every part of business, with traditional methods such as access cards, PINs and passwords just not effective anymore. FULL STORY >

The sound of music, walking like apes and toxin removing nanosponge, all in this months SciNews. FULL STORY >