Will the next version of Sony's PlayStation and Microsoft's Xbox gaming consoles be portable tablet-like devices? Epic's VP seems to think so. FULL STORY >

Kingston unleashes the SSDNow V180 range, bringing with it fast and reliable SSD storage solutions. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is taking Motorola to court over an alleged infringement of nine patents concerning Android-powered smartphones. FULL STORY >

Increasing pressure over the inclusion of the Taliban in multiplayer causes EA to implement name changes for the upcoming Medal of Honor game. FULL STORY >

The hype behind the local release of Apples iPhone 4 has extended into cyberspace says Google. FULL STORY >

Acer reveals the Aspire One AOD255, the cheapest dual-core netbook available today. FULL STORY >

Google's latest acquisition is a startup company that will introduce a new typing system for its Android smartphone OS. FULL STORY >

Toshiba unveils new flatpanel 3D TV's that doesn't require the aid of 3D glasses to immerse viewers in the third dimension. FULL STORY >

Lexmark introduces its latest All-in-One printer which sports a touch-screen user interface and web-enabled functionality. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry holding company Research in Motion will give Indian officials real time access to BlackBerry Messenger data FULL STORY >

Looking at the petite14 megapixel Olympus SP-800UZ it's difficult to believe that a 30x optical zoom is hiding in that tiny body. FULL STORY >

The Powerstick provides road warriors with a portable power source that also doubles as a storage device. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry tablet PC will ship with native eReader support FULL STORY >

Microsoft brings a number of updates to its online offerings FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Two Capetonians take top honours during the local leg of the LG Mobile World Cup, whilst Samsung also ditches Symbian. FULL STORY >