Mobile TV operator renews its commitment to the DVBH standard after 3G service offering is announced. FULL STORY >

India's ministry of human resource development unveils plan to build the world's cheapest tablet computer. FULL STORY >

SEACOM confirms that all repairs to the submarine cable system have been completed FULL STORY >

Apple admits to problems within the manufacturing process. FULL STORY >

More details emerge concerning two new rumoured smartphones from BlackBerry maker RIM. FULL STORY >

MySpace aims to stay in the social networking game by planning a huge revamp of their site over the coming year. FULL STORY >

FNB has unveiled a new system that allows companies to pay their employees, even if these employees do not have a bank account. FULL STORY >

The Apple iPhone 4 is shipping to a string of new countries by the end of the week, no word on local release date yet. FULL STORY >

Starcraft II Wings of Liberty hits the shelves tomorrow - where should you pick up your copy FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Apple's magical iPad goes plane hopping to nine new places, while the Antennagate narrative continues but the Nexus One web store doesn't. FULL STORY >

Olympus adds two new mini cameras to its extensive list. FULL STORY >

Google Chrome speeds up the rate at which their browser is updated, promising updates once every six weeks. FULL STORY >

The Finnish mobile giant starts to look weary as recent sales figures show a steady decline in profits. FULL STORY >

According to recent reports a number of replacement Dell servers has been penetrated by malware infection. FULL STORY >

Facebook now has over 500 million people all around the world using the site to stay connected with their real friends, Facebook friends and family from around the globe. FULL STORY >