In this week's gaming news round-up we rejoice at the first official mentions of Battlefield 3 and see new Devil May Cry on the iPhone. FULL STORY >

Nokia has teamed up with a sociology professor to create a spate of new labels you can classify your friends under based on their smartphone app usage. FULL STORY >

The latest beta version of Firefox 4 for Android and Maemo has been released by Mozilla. FULL STORY >

We check in at the AMD Tech Summit for some details on the company's upcoming new Fusion APUs. FULL STORY >

Activision announces the availability of the first multiplayer DLC for Call of Duty: Black Ops. FULL STORY >

We get our hands on Lexmark's newest all-in-one that sports unconventional looks and offers very fast scans by employing some innovative tech. FULL STORY >

Microsoft admits that Yahoo was behind inflated data charges for certain Windows Phone 7 users. FULL STORY >

The adoption rate of cellphone banking services surges locally. FULL STORY >

The Mobility 2011 research project exposes the online habits of South African mobile phone users. FULL STORY >

We review the Navigon 40 Easy, a starter GPS with a features list to rival that of the big guns. FULL STORY >

Vodacom has revealed a new business solution package, bringing all the mobile office tools together in one deal. FULL STORY >

Google rejoices as its Android mobile OS ships more devices than Nokia's Symbian. FULL STORY >

Joining Canon SA's already newly announced six all-in-one black and white printers, are two entry-level laser printers as well as a new flagship black and white unit. FULL STORY >

Sony last week introduced PS Suite, a new platform which will see PlayStation titles appearing on your favourite Android devices. FULL STORY >

Canon SA announces the launch of six new all-in-one printers to enhance home users as well as SMEs work efficiency. FULL STORY >