Canada's RIM again features prominently in part 1 of this week's Tech News Round-up, with the Blackberry maker announcing its fiscal results as well as numerous developments. FULL STORY >

In the second part of this week's Tech News Round-up: Samsung reaches an app download milestone, whilst Motorola makes moves into the Smart TV segment. FULL STORY >

It has been reported that Motorola is working on its own mobile operating system that will see it competing with Android. FULL STORY >

The latest research data from Kaspersky Lab's indicates that mobile threats more than doubled last year. FULL STORY >

Google launches its own online magazine dubbed Think Quarterly. FULL STORY >

Duke Nukem Forever invites a fresh round of controversy with new multiplayer modes. FULL STORY >

Sony announces its new Cyber-shot HX range boasting bigger zoom and less blur. FULL STORY >

Nokia's latest Symbian^3 powered smartphone gets launched in South Africa. FULL STORY >

In yet another buyout, Facebook acquires mobile app developers Snaptu. FULL STORY >

Microsoft takes Barnes & Noble and co to court over patent violations. FULL STORY >

Google launches programme to help local tech start-ups to succeed. FULL STORY >

David Votypka, general manager at Kaos Studios and Frank DeLise, executive producer at THQ, gave us a brief introduction to the war-torn, post invasion battlefield of Homefront. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news round-up: Titanic Activision / EA legal battle unfolding, game developers donate millions to Japan, and some first person Mario. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up: BlackBerry users are advised to turn of Java in their OS 6-running devices, whilst leaked pics of the Droid 3 and HTC Pyramid surface on the web. FULL STORY >

In part two of our gaming news round-up: Star Wars MMO, Crysis 2 PS3 beta pulled, Homefront releases and a new Portal 2 trailer. FULL STORY >