LG Electronics announced this week that its P530 'Blade' notebook is heading to South Africa next month. FULL STORY >

Popular social networking site Twitter releases the latest version of its Twitter for Android application for Android-running smartphones. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google launches its Student Ambassador Programme locally, giving local varsity students the chance to promote Google products and services on their campuses. FULL STORY >

Samsung announces the availability of its Kies Air app that enables Galaxy S users to, amongst others wirelessly sync their smartphone with their PC. FULL STORY >

Electronic Arts goes on a shopping spree to acquire PopCap games, shuts down online servers afterwards. FULL STORY >

Mustek Limited and Huawei Enterprise have co-signed an agreement which grants Mustek distribution rights of the Huawei Enterprise range of products in South Africa. FULL STORY >

RIM announces some novel new features of Renault's new FRENDZY concept, which features an integrated BlackBerry PlayBook tablet. FULL STORY >

Sales for Microsoft's Windows 7 OS remain strong with the company keeping to a global sales rate of around seven copies per second. FULL STORY >

Micro-blogging website Twitter announces that more than a million apps has now been written to support its expanding tweeting infrastructure. FULL STORY >

Communications company Telfree is encouraging young South Africans to enter the World Summit Youth Awards, an ICT initiative of the United Nations. FULL STORY >

Intel and Toshiba help bring a new film experience to audiences that will see viewers participating in the movie itself via social networking sites. FULL STORY >

The latest development in the continuing rivalry between Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3 sees URL redirects sending gamers the opposite way. FULL STORY >

Lenovo and Mustek announce the signing of a distribution deal that will result in Mustek leading Lenovo's charge into the SMB market. FULL STORY >

Samsung makes the latest handset in its Galaxy line-up of smartphones available, sporting the name of SA's fastest full-back, but not his speed unfortunately. FULL STORY >

Researchers at John Hopkins University study health trends on Twitter. FULL STORY >