Microsoft's slimmer Xbox 360 shows some mean sales figures in the States in this week's Gaming News Round-up, while Ed Boon talks about a lost Mortal Kombat title and fans have a chance to add their names to the Gran Turismo 5 credits. FULL STORY >

Today the buzz is all about iPhone's and droids, but we take a look at the most successful phones to date, and the findings might surprise you. FULL STORY >

Outlook 2003, 2007 and 2010 users will be able to be more in tune with their clients, family and friends thanks to the email client's social networking integration via Outlook Social Connector. FULL STORY >

Good news for lazy gamers, Microsoft reveals that its motion based Kinect system will support seated play. FULL STORY >

Apple is due to break its silence over the iPhone 4 controversy tomorrow at a press conference. FULL STORY >

Microsoft COO Kevin Turner lashes out at Apples iPhone 4 by taking a dig at Windows Vista. FULL STORY >

Now you can download an app that will teach you how to create your very own. FULL STORY >

A South African company, SurePure, gathers international praise for their revolutionary new pasteurisation processes. FULL STORY >

Air Lives 3G Traveller offers all the functionality of a wireless router with the added benefits of portability and 3G. FULL STORY >

Armed with an engrossing storyline and good graphics, Transformers: War for Cybertron, is an offering that will satisfy fans of the Transformers franchise. FULL STORY >

Amazon to open customer Service Centre in Cape Town later this year. FULL STORY >

Google owned video hosting website YouTube crashed this morning due to an unkown error FULL STORY >

The latest Opera Mini browser for mobile phones is now available for Android powered smartphones as well. FULL STORY >

Facebook may find itself in a pickle as a man sues the company claiming to own 84 percent of the social networking site. FULL STORY >

RIM has announced a new security app in beta phase for your BlackBerry smartphone that will allow you to perform certain security functions if you happen to loose your phone. FULL STORY >