This week in the Gaming News Round-up: the first story details for GTA V are announced while EA reveals the pre-order details for Crysis 3. FULL STORY >

Vodacom expands its LTE coverage area and makes a few new LTE-enabled devices available for sale. FULL STORY >

New rumours are circulating that Microsoft may very well have an 7" Xbox Surface device in the works. FULL STORY >

Gartner's latest research shows that 821 million smartphones and tablets will be sold this year. FULL STORY >

Web content management company, Sitecore, has announced it has formed a global partnership with Avanade, to deliver a simple, unified approach to digital marketing and web content management. FULL STORY >

Google makes the latest version (23) of its popular web browser available for download. FULL STORY >

Canon DSLR enthusiasts take note - two new lenses have been added to the company's EF lens series - a 24-70mm zoom and 35mm fixed focus. FULL STORY >

Augmented reality may have to contend with some obstacles, but it also brings substantial revenue opportunities, states a new report by Juniper Research. FULL STORY >

Ideco Biometric Security Solutions MD, Marius Coetzee, champions Identity Control as a practical business discipline that can deliver immediate returns in terms of risk reduction and loss prevention. FULL STORY >

With its Nviromon-Lite, Netshield has brought what may have once been considered science-fiction into tangible technological fact, to the benefit of home and business owners alike. FULL STORY >

Samsung sells more than 30 million Galaxy S3 flagships smartphones in just five months. FULL STORY >

It has been a busy past few months for Nikon, with its new D5200 DSLR joining the entry-level D3200 and its smallest full-frame yet, the D600. FULL STORY >

Apple sells more than three million iPad tablets in just three days. FULL STORY >

Lenovo has announced two very interesting convertable ultrabooks and a Windows RT notebook, with their own unique twist on the forthcoming crop of Windows 8 and Windows RT offerings. FULL STORY >

Vodacom rebrands an Alcatel V860 smartphone as a Vodafone Smart II. Is it worth its R1 300 asking price or should you spend your money on another budget device? FULL STORY >