The 33rd annual Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas is done and dusted for another year, and in its wake a roadmap to where electronics is heading for the foreseeable future is plain for all to see. So where are we heading and who's driving? FULL STORY >

From January 2010 Vodacom Business customers will enjoy a 50% reduction in the cost of their internet connectivity. FULL STORY >

A stylish pair of portable speakers from Divoom that you can use with your notebook or iPod. FULL STORY >

With a 23-inch multi-touch screen, the Acer Z5600 is showing others how to play the all-in-one game. FULL STORY >

Yesterday Nokia released its fourth quarter report for 2009. Their profits are up on smartphone sales, despite competition from the iPhone and BlackBerry devices. FULL STORY >

Apple introduced its long awaited tablet product, known as the iPad, yesterday. FULL STORY >

Apple's iPad was highly anticipated by the media and consumers alike. So, what feedback did the tech community offer on Apple's latest release? FULL STORY >

Verbatims InSight 500 GB portable hard drive with Always On display is under the spotlight. FULL STORY >

The Yealink VP-2009D video phone sports the TI DaVinci chipset, a 7" TFT-LCD touch-screen with 800 x 480 pixels resolution and a 0.3 megapixel CMOS camera. FULL STORY >

A pair of desktop speakers from Logitech with sound that follows you around like the eyes of the Mona Lisa. FULL STORY >

The screen tearing issue experienced by some Xbox 360 Darksiders owners has now been resolved. FULL STORY >

Apple reported the most profitable financial quarter in their history yesterday, showing a 50% increase in profits thanks in large to a successful festive shopping season. FULL STORY >

An Italian man is recovering in hospital after his son stabbed him in the neck following an argument about his FIFA ÔÇÖ09 skills. FULL STORY >

The build-up to the release of Battlefield Bad Company 2, in the first week of March, has reached boiling point with the launch of a singleplayer trailer online. FULL STORY >

With a screen this big, HTC's HD2 could easily be mistaken for a small ereader. Its also the Taiwanese manufacturers best Windows Mobile phone to date. FULL STORY >