In this week's Tech News Roundup, the iPad lands in nine new countries, whilst Pakistan partially unblocks access to YouTube and Japanese researchers discover a new material that could lead to super-Samurai disks. FULL STORY >

The world's biggest cellphone maker is teaming up with Yahoo! in a strategic partnership to combine strengths. FULL STORY >

Nokia has filed a complaint against Apple, claiming that Cupertino has violated five of its patents in two of its devices, those two devices being the iPhone and the iPad 3G. FULL STORY >

Nokia has released the Own Voice app for Ovi Maps, enabling you to record your own voice and use it as a navigation voice pack, guiding you safely to your destination. FULL STORY >

Nokia has announced their latest smartphone, the N8, which is running the latest version of their Symbian OS that sports some new functionality. FULL STORY >

This week Apple ascends in the ranking of the Forbes 500 list of biggest US companies, whilst a new concept hoodie shows us how tech is really taking over all facets of our daily lives, even the clothes can now be tech savvy. FULL STORY >

The X6 picks up where the 5800 left off. It's Nokias first capacitive Symbian phone, it includes Comes with Music and offers a very good 5MP snapper. FULL STORY >

The Nokia N97 mini has arrived in South Africa and will be available with the latest version of Ovi Maps offering free navigation for both pedestrians and drivers. FULL STORY >

Skype for Symbian phones allows your Nokia smartphone operating on Series 60 mobile OS to enter the world of affordable VoIP communication. FULL STORY >

Nokia has added another letter to their smartphone alphabet with the announcement of the C5 that operates on S60 3rd edition. FULL STORY >

The Bold 9700 is business all the way, with a classy look and all the messaging tools you need to back it up. FULL STORY >

We loved the E71's full QWERTY and business focus. The E72 picks up where the E71 left off, improving upon it in every way possible. FULL STORY >

Nokia and Intel have merged their Maemo and Moblin OS software to create yet another Linux based OS for mobile devices called MeeGo. FULL STORY >

This week's tech news roundup touches on Google's strange new bedfellow, Amazon's investment in the future of the Kindle and Nokia's new OVI Maps racing game. FULL STORY >

The world's most popular smartphone OS, Symbian, has gone open source, in a move by the Symbian Foundation to speed up the development of the mobile OS. FULL STORY >