Twitter takes a look back at the events and tweets that captured the attention of its users throughout 2012. FULL STORY >

IDC reveals that the worldwide smart connected device (PC, smartphone, and tablet) market grew by 27.1% during Q3 2012. FULL STORY >

In 2012 we saw the smartphone power shift from Apple to Korean tech-giant Samsung. Their Galaxy S3 received the amount of praise usually reserved for the latest iPhone. But the S3 wasn't the only trick up its sleeve... FULL STORY >

Sony pulls the wraps off of its newest Xperia smartphone - the Xperia E and E dual. FULL STORY >

BenQ is known for good quality and decently priced projectors, with the portable Joybee GP2 aiming to dent the iPhone entertainment market. FULL STORY >

We find out if Nokia's new flagship device, the Windows Phone 8 running Lumia 920, is a match for HTC's Windows Phone 8X, the iPhone or any of its Android-powered competition. FULL STORY >

IDC forecasts minimal growth for the mobile phone market this year, in spite of the smartphone market segment slated for a glittering performance during the holiday season. FULL STORY >

The latest Android usage data shows that the newest versions of Android, namely ICS and Jelly Bean, have made their way onto more mobile devices. FULL STORY >

Apples new iPhone 5 will become available to local buyers on 14 December 2012. FULL STORY >

Apple captures number 2 ranking spot in US OEM market for the first time. FULL STORY >

The cellular penetration rate within the African continent is expected to surpass 80 during the first quarter of next year. FULL STORY >

Beats by Dr. Dre is the premier brand for headphones, but is the Beats Wireless headphones worth its premium price tag? FULL STORY >

According to a new report, iOS powered most of the smartphones sold recently in the US, but Android still has the upper hand in Europe. FULL STORY >

Following the launch of Street View in South Africa just before the 2010 FIFA World Cup, Botswana will become only the second African country to be integrated on Street View. FULL STORY >

With the Galaxy Note II, Samsung has given us easily the most innovative of its phones to date, marrying what we loved about the first Galaxy Note with the best of the Galaxy S3. FULL STORY >