In this week's Gaming News Round-up: THQ files for bankruptcy, more Borderlands 2 DLC is confirmed and Final Fantasys Lightning confronts the end times. FULL STORY >

2013 is already looking like it's set to be a spectacular year on the gaming front. Here are our top picks. FULL STORY >

Gartner has addressed three of the major security concerns raised by the Bring Your Own Device trend. FULL STORY >

Apple has announced that the full version of its music section of the iTunes Store has been made available to South African users. FULL STORY >

Beats by Dr. Dre is the premier brand for headphones, but is the Beats Wireless headphones worth its premium price tag? FULL STORY >

With the Galaxy Note II, Samsung has given us easily the most innovative of its phones to date, marrying what we loved about the first Galaxy Note with the best of the Galaxy S3. FULL STORY >

The Galaxy Note 2 is enjoying plenty of popularity worldwide, and has exceeded the 5 million sales mark. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Anticipation for Far Cry 3 ramps up, an Uncharted card game is explained and a new trailer for Aliens: Colonial Marines is released. FULL STORY >

A report has confirmed that bring your own device BYOD is the biggest trend affecting how businesses operate online. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: the first story details for GTA V are announced while EA reveals the pre-order details for Crysis 3. FULL STORY >

Not everyone has the budget for, nor the Pierre Spies-sized hands to work on, the high-end Android models. HTC provides a decent mid-range offering in the form of the Desire X. FULL STORY >

According to research commissioned by Avanade, companies are embracing enterprise mobility and consumer technologies to help employees do their jobs in new ways. FULL STORY >

Telkom Business has adopted the Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet as its operational communications device. FULL STORY >

Telkom-owned 8ta launches South Africa's first unlimited voice promotion. FULL STORY >

Samsung's launch of its Galaxy Note II, left us impressed, as it showcased an even more refined and feature-rich phablet than the original Galaxy Note. FULL STORY >