Monkeys' teeth, early birds and moon craters all contribute to October's SciNews. FULL STORY >

PayPal introduces its own iPhone application for depositing cheques. FULL STORY >

Is the iPhone 4 about to face Glassgate? FULL STORY >

Samsung's Android-powered smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S, has surpassed the five million mark in global sales. FULL STORY >

It turns out that the world's most popular sport is also the world's most popular virtual sport - FIFA 11 is now the fastest selling sports game ever according to Electronic Arts. FULL STORY >

Google TV will be launching this month in the States, bringing a whole host of new functionality to the TV set. FULL STORY >

iPhone scam currently circulating the web says Sophos FULL STORY >

Vodacom has launched the VF 247 cellphone in South Africa, enabling local users to utilise the South African sun to power this handset. FULL STORY >

The release date for the highly anticipated third expansion for World of Warcraft has been revealed. FULL STORY >

Panasonic unveils its new hand-held gaming console, simply named, the Jungle. FULL STORY >

Will the next version of Sony's PlayStation and Microsoft's Xbox gaming consoles be portable tablet-like devices? Epic's VP seems to think so. FULL STORY >

Sony goes head to head with the Micro Four Thirds contingent with their petite Alpha NEX-3, a camera with a great screen and 720p video recording. FULL STORY >

Kingston unleashes the SSDNow V180 range, bringing with it fast and reliable SSD storage solutions. FULL STORY >

Handset manufacturer partners with PostNet to facilitate repairs FULL STORY >

Check out our in-depth review of the Sapphire ATI Radeon HD 5770, a graphics card that delivers a ton of graphical horsepower while accommodating your wallet at the same time. FULL STORY >