Samsung and Apple continues getting caught up in legal battles over patents, with Samsung filing an ITC complaint against Apple this week. FULL STORY >

Norwegian software company Opera Software releases the latest version of its Opera Mini and Opera Mobile browsers for mobile phones as well as tablet PCs. FULL STORY >

Long-time Facebook rival MySpace is sold off by its owners, faces uncertain future. FULL STORY >

New reports from inside sources at Microsoft indicates that we can indeed expect to see the Xbox 720 at E3 2012. FULL STORY >

Rovio's addictive Angry Birds gets ported to Windows Phone 7, bringing feathered carnage to even more devices. FULL STORY >

Kaz Hirai steps down as SCE head to be elevated to company chairman, while European PlayStation boss Andrew House takes up the SCE mantle. FULL STORY >

Acer joins the 10 inch tablet crowd with its A500 that's powered by a Tegra 2 chipset while running on Android Honeycomb. In theory it's a good device, but does reality care to differ? FULL STORY >

Microsoft concludes yet another patent agreement with a company utilising Android. FULL STORY >

Apple removes pro-Palestinian application from its iTunes store, stresses developer guidelines yet keeps pro-Isreali app in place. FULL STORY >

We jump down the rabbit hole and straight into the demented world of Alice: Madness Returns FULL STORY >

Memory and storage solutions provider Kingston Technology aims to give your portable storage a speed boost via its DataTraveler Ultimate 3.0 G2 16 GB memory stick. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung looks at the significant growth of mobile content and smartphone apps. FULL STORY >

Taiwanese smartphone and tablet maker HTC reveals that its latest mobile device, the EVO 3D smartphone, sporting glasses-free 3D viewing functionality is coming to SA. FULL STORY >

LulzSec brings an end to its aggressive hacking spree after 50 days on the open ocean. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up we might see the iPhone 5 in September, whilst the Winklevoss twins settling their beef with Facebook. FULL STORY >