In this week's Gaming News Round-up, Duke Nukem blasts his way onto Google's Android platform, whilst Nintendo hits a sales milestone for the DS handheld. FULL STORY >

Gartner has reported that 91.8 million PCs had been shipped in the third quarter of the year, a 3.2% increase compared to last year. FULL STORY >

AMD has launched its AMD FX family of desktop CPUs, which includes its eight core processor. FULL STORY >

Research in Motion has issued a statement today addressing the BlackBerry woes experienced by many of its users. FULL STORY >

Apple has made the latest edition of its mobile OS, iOS 5 available to download for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users. FULL STORY >

Sony has issued a service advisory alert on some 40 Bravia LCD TVs that may contain a damaged component. FULL STORY >

Samsung takes another hit in its patent war against Apple as its newest tablet is banned Down Under. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone maker Nokia pulls the wraps off yet another Symbian operating smartphone, the Nokia 603. FULL STORY >

Sony's PlayStation Network has been attacked in an attempt to illegally access users' accounts globally. FULL STORY >

Norwegian browser company Opera Software announces the debut of its Opera Mini 6.5 and Mobile 11.5 browsers on Google's Android platform. FULL STORY >

Asus pulls the wraps off its UX series notebook, the Zenbook, which sports an incredibly thin profile and stylish design. FULL STORY >

Dimension Data, through its Partner Programme, works closely with small businesses to deliver solutions and services. FULL STORY >

We talk to Bradley Bunch, general manager of Dimension Data Microsoft Solutions, to find out more about how unified communications can help your company. FULL STORY >

Motorola has announced its new enterprise focused ET1 tablet. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry users in EMEA (Europe, Middle East and Africa) experience a service collapse. FULL STORY >