Microsoft announced this week that the forthcoming Consumer Electronics Show in January will be its last. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson is updating many of its Xperia smartphones to Android Ice Cream Sandwich early in the new year. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone giant Nokia reveals a new name and release date for its latest Symbian UI update. FULL STORY >

The US International Trade Commission finds that Motorola Mobility hasn't violated six of the seven Microsoft patents, but did infringe upon one. FULL STORY >

Microsoft recently revealed that it will be silently and automatically updating its Internet Explorer browser on users' computers from January 2012. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung will be upgrading some of the smartphones and tablets in its Galaxy range to the latest version of Android (4.0 - Ice Cream Sandwich) early in the new year. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has announced the winner of the South African leg of its global Imagine Cup 2011 student programming competition. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has announced the availability of OneNote for the iPad. FULL STORY >

HP has revealed its plans for its webOS smartphone and tablet operating system. FULL STORY >

Intel's second generation Core processors started making their way into a number of new notebooks this year. We loved it, and a number of machines loved the extra power too. Here are our Top 5 notebooks of 2011. FULL STORY >

Qualcomm expands its Snapdragon mobile processor series with two new S4 chipsets that brings dual-core processing and integrated 3G connectivity to smartphones. FULL STORY >

Social networking behemoth Facebook has released an updated Facebook for Android app that sports some improved features such as quicker photo loading. FULL STORY >

Nevermind if you had any specific use for one, somewhere along 2011 you most probably wished you had tablet. Here are our picks for the Top 5 tablets of 2011. FULL STORY >

This week Microsoft previewed its forthcoming Windows Store app portal. FULL STORY >

After the buy-out, Sony Ericsson will be no more and become Sony midway through 2012. FULL STORY >