In this week's gaming news round-up we're hoarding ammo and putting the old chainsaw through its paces in preparation for Dead Rising 2. FULL STORY >

Tetris Party Deluxe aims to refresh the classic puzzle title for the Nintendo Wii. FULL STORY >

Senior Nokia executive leaks information regarding release date to Finnish newspaper FULL STORY >

The quirky and entertaining Plants vs. Zombies is set to move to the Nintendo DS. FULL STORY >

LanSchool's classroom management solution is one of the best tools in today's PC based classrooms FULL STORY >

Tickets to the NAG LAN at rAge are going on sale on the 1st of August, remember to book early to avoid disappointment. FULL STORY >

Modnation Racers brings much needed HD gameplay to a lighthearted genre FULL STORY >

A lot of people are replacing their traditonal desktop with more portable notebooks, with entry-level models, like the Asus K50IJ, retailing at about R5500, being an obvious choice. FULL STORY >

Phoenix Software announced today that their Transparent Language Premium Edition courses, which enables you to learn languages at your own pace, is now locally available. FULL STORY >

Considered one of SA\'s foremost thinkers on the Internet, Matthew Buckland currently heads up 20FourLabs. We chatted to him about his thoughts on the future of newspapers, privacy and the Net. FULL STORY >

IBM announced that it has partnered with Canonical Ubuntu to provide emerging markets with open-source-based software for netbooks. FULL STORY >

SunbeamÔÇÖs LAN party bag is an inexpensive and easy solution for transporting a gaming PC to LAN parties. FULL STORY >

Leaving your child in the hands of a stranger can be disconcerting. HereÔÇÖs how to make a Teddy Bear Nanny-Cam that will keep an eye on out on your behalf. FULL STORY >

IBM has made available a unique ÔÇ£stream computingÔÇØ software that falls under their Smarter Planet banner, at no cost to their clients. FULL STORY >

Last year a number of companies such as Microsoft, Cisco Systems and IBM recognized the fact that it is not enough to live in a world that is just instrumented and interconnected. IBMÔÇÖs chief executive, Samuel J. Palmisano, put all the pieces together in a speech... FULL STORY >