In this week's gaming news round-up: Titanic Activision / EA legal battle unfolding, game developers donate millions to Japan, and some first person Mario. FULL STORY >

The American military is looking to infiltrate Facebook and Twitter, while another paywall gets erected in this, our first edition of our tech news round-up FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up: BlackBerry users are advised to turn of Java in their OS 6-running devices, whilst leaked pics of the Droid 3 and HTC Pyramid surface on the web. FULL STORY >

NVIROMON's hardware, installed in the IT computer room, constantly probes for humidity, temperature & water, gas/airflow and power meters, preventing catastrophes before they happen. FULL STORY >

The Seacom undersea cable experienced international downtime last night, but reports indicate the cable is currently back online. FULL STORY >

Google has added some new functionality to the comment system with Google Docs. FULL STORY >

Ubisoft announce a new music game that won't just have you virtually living the rockstar lifestyle, but actually improve your real life playing skills. FULL STORY >

Google buys a video technology company to enhance YouTube videos with below par quality. FULL STORY >

Intel buys an Egyptian software design firm to boost its mobile communications portfolio, with a specific focus on 4G development. FULL STORY >

Twitters settles on an FTC agreement which sees the site paying the price for some extensive 2009 hacking attacks. FULL STORY >

Software firm Adobe reveal a new security flaw within Flash affecting users on all platforms, aka most people on the internet not counting Steve Jobs. FULL STORY >

Toshiba adds two large-screen models to its budget Satellite C series. FULL STORY >

It would appear that the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play isn't going to be the only mobile to run PlayStation games, in fact other smartphones (and tablets) will be running these as well. FULL STORY >

Intel and Lenovo unveil their latest affordable notebook targeted at the educational sector. FULL STORY >

Another avenue to access the World Wide Web has become available to South Africans via Vodafones WebBox device. FULL STORY >