Samsung launched the N140 and N510 netbooks late last week. The N140 features 11hours of battery life while the N510 brings HD to netbooks. FULL STORY >

Canon announced the availability of its new EOS 7D digital SLR camera yesterday. FULL STORY >

Sony Corp. officially announced the release of a slimmer PS3 yesterday, but no price indication for SA yet. FULL STORY >

South Africa is not the laggard we thought it to be in the international convergence environment reveals KPMG\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Consumers and Convergence survey. FULL STORY >

Scientists at IBM Research, in collaboration with Paul W. K. Rothmund, a researcher at the California Institute of Technology, have made a breakthrough in semiconductor advancement using artificial DNA structures. FULL STORY >

We recap some of the latest science discoveries over the last month including how we master activities, understanding the life of stars and how cats control humans. FULL STORY >

Sony has announced the release of three new data projectors in South Africa. FULL STORY >

MozillaÔÇÖs Firefox web browser reached the 1 billion downloads mark on July 31st, 2009. FULL STORY >

All the imporant tech activity in July 09 FULL STORY >

The free ÔÇ£make-your-own-blog serviceÔÇØ, 24.com blogs, has been overhauled and renamed LetterDash. FULL STORY >

Mauna Kea on Hawai\'i Island has been selected as the site for the worldÔÇÖs next biggest telescope. FULL STORY >

Violent video games may just be the latest in a string of moral panics throughout history. They may not make teenagers more violent suggests a study by Brainlink.org. FULL STORY >

A South African ICT company, Hawkstone iSolutions, is deploying its first iLabs to rural schools in Limpopo province. The iLabs are a total classroom solution for computer/ media centres and are sponsored through public-private sponsorships. FULL STORY >

Nokia announced the release of the highly anticipated N97 at a function held at the Turbine Hall in Newtown, Johannesburg yesterday. FULL STORY >

The Commercial Crime Police arrested two suspected members of an alleged SMS banking fraud syndicate in Johannesburg late last week, reports the Citizen. FULL STORY >