Mobile phones feature prominently this week in the Tech News Round-up, as Cupertino's iPhone 4, Motorola's Droid X and a possible new edition to the Nokia line-up create some buzz on the web. FULL STORY >

The Korean car manufacturer Kia joins other SA companies like SABC, ABSA and Nedbank in adopting the Q-platform to market their products and offer services to their clients and perspective buyers. FULL STORY >

After seeing Sony Ericsson picking themselves up by the bootstraps with the Andoid loaded X10i, it's now the return of Motorola to SA. FULL STORY >

The Motorola Milestone has arrived on SA shores and Vodacom is now offering data for mahala to most of its Data Bundle customers. FULL STORY >

Conceived by Cape Townbased Optimal Energy and originally designed by South Africanborn Keith Helfet, South Africas very own allelectric car, Joule, will be proudly showcased at the Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland this month. FULL STORY >

This week's tech news roundup touches on Apples iPod touch and iPhone a lot throughout and will have COSATU keeping a watchful eye on the developments of the NASA-GM partnership, as it might lead to future job losses for humans to robots. FULL STORY >

MotorStorm Arctic Edge for the PSP Go takes the racing game franchise to Alaska\'s icy slopes and snow-covered race tracks with some new vehicles and features. FULL STORY >

Animoto.com is a web application that creates MTV-style videos with the click of a button. FULL STORY >

The second instalment of the best-selling PS3 brutal off road racer leaves Monument Valley for a Pacific island of dense jungle, thick swamps, towering peaks and steaming volcanoes. But don\'t let the tranquil scenery fool you; this new setting is as violent and... FULL STORY >

The SX1 with it's full HD video and new DIGIC 4 processor is awesome. FULL STORY >

We dare not say a bad word about the MOTOROKR T505 from Motorola, as it was voted one of the top 100 best products for 2008 by PC world in the US. FULL STORY >

The ROKR has no buttons but rather a haptic touchpad. The ROKR only presents the user with the buttons needed for the job at hand. So when you listen to music you only see the music player buttons. FULL STORY >