Canon has made a serious move on the motion picture production industry with the announcement of its Cinema EOS System. FULL STORY >

Konami's latest PES title stares down FIFA 12 in the stadium tunnel to begin the battle for this year's top football title. FULL STORY >

HTC UK reveals the names of the first spate of mobile devices that will receive an update to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich early next year. FULL STORY >

AMD has launched its new FirePro V4900 graphic card, which is aimed at offering digital content creation professionals excellent performance at an affordable price. FULL STORY >

Acer launches its smaller 7 inch Iconia Tab A100 Android Honeycomb-running tablet. FULL STORY >

A new software update for Apple's iOS 5 operating system is in the works, and is intended to fix numerous issues being encountered by users. FULL STORY >

AMD has announced global workforce reductions in a bid to optimise its cost structure and accelerate the company's growth. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up - GTA V gets official, whilst Ubisoft reveals a forthcoming new Tom Clancy Rainbow 6 game. FULL STORY >

Memory solutions provider Kingston Technology delivers a Superspeed supporting flash media reader for users who require quick access to a variety of different storage mediums. FULL STORY >

The Finnish phone giant Nokia quietly kills off the Nokia 600 Symbian Belle running smartphone. FULL STORY >

Samsung launches its smartphone and tablet hybrid, the Galaxy Note, bringing a new type of smartphone experience about. FULL STORY >

Incredible Connection is the first officially approved retail chain in South Africa to make Amazon Kindle e-reader devices available to consumers. FULL STORY >

Tech, music and photography fans can get ready for the 9th Audio Video and Appliance Expo that will be taking place this month at the Sandton Convention Centre. FULL STORY >

Digital media company Yahoo! will be extending its audience targeting capabilities and premium content supply via the acquisition of interclick. FULL STORY >

Intel believes the PC market remains strong and healthy, in spite of massive growth in the tablet PC and smartphone sectors. FULL STORY >