Sony makes a loss while the Xbox 360 has 3D in its sight. This and other news in this week's Gaming News Roundup. FULL STORY >

Garmin's official mapping partner for Africa, Garmap, has unveiled the new version of its Africa Series map which includes new location based service functionality. FULL STORY >

Samsung's ML1910 employs some nifty hardware as well as software to make life a bit easier in the office, especially when lokking to print a lot of info from the web. FULL STORY >

Satoru Iwata revealed some new details about the Japanese manufacturer's upcoming 3D capable 3DS console. FULL STORY >

In our weekly gaming news roundup: 1 million bucks for playing video games, Kratos set to make a return, PES 2011 out later this year and 1 million sign up for the Halo Reach beta. FULL STORY >

Intel announces their new Atom processor platform that will see them taking on Qualcomm in the smartphone processor market as well as powering a range future of tablet PC offerings. FULL STORY >

Seagates FreeAgent Desk External HDD provides you with 1 500 GB of storage space to save, sync or backup all your movies, music and other important files. FULL STORY >

Japanese reliability and economic sense take shape in the Oki Mono Printer B2200 with its impressive duty cycle and print quality. FULL STORY >

The rights to the TV format of the local reality show, Thumb Wars, have been sold to an American producer. FULL STORY >

HP is buying Palm in a bid to boost its share in the lucrative smartphone market, dominated by large players such as Apple and BlackBerry. FULL STORY >

Nokia has announced their latest smartphone, the N8, which is running the latest version of their Symbian OS that sports some new functionality. FULL STORY >

Samsung will be the official Blue Bulls electronics sponsor for the next three years. FULL STORY >

Deep Silver is working on an arcade style racing game for the PS3, Xbox 360 and PC thatll have you pulling off some gravity defying jumps at full throttle. FULL STORY >

In gaming news this week Sony's PS3 and PSP have finally landed on Facebook, while Activision might have lost out on its chance to be the first to announce its new James Bond title, thanks to a UK online retailer. FULL STORY >

Many companies are now using smartphones to keep their workforce mobile. But apart from email, real integration of content management web applications has not really taken off. TechSmart spoke to Willem Schipper, managing director of... FULL STORY >