Archos has become the latest entrant to the Android Honeycomb tablet game. FULL STORY >

The latest Optimus from LG offers 3D viewing and camera functionality, along with a screen and build we couldn't get enough of. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google buys more patents from IBM to beef up its Android patent armour. FULL STORY >

Toshiba has launched two new products, a 10.1 Android tablet, and a new notebook that boasts glasses-free 3D. FULL STORY >

GPU and mobile processor maker Nvidia reveals its Windows 8 Developer Program. FULL STORY >

HTC brings excellent build quality and its sensible Android skin to the budget-level smartphone crowd with the Wildfire S. FULL STORY >

Intel partners up with Google in order to enable future Android-operating mobile devices to be powered by its Atom CPU range. FULL STORY >

CPU maker Intel is still committed to its MeeGo operating system, but is reportedly looking to fill the development void left after being jilted by its Finnish ex. FULL STORY >

Epson reveals that Apple's AirPrint functionality will be supported by many of its new inkjet printer models, providing wireless printing for iPad, iPhone and iPod users. FULL STORY >

Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC is considering buying its own operating system. FULL STORY >

Local branded technology accessories distributor Gammatek has introduced its contemporary styled telephone accessory for the iPhone to the local market, TechSmart answers the call on the Moshi Moshi 03i for iPhone. FULL STORY >

Microsoft concludes patent agreements with two more Android OEMs, Acer and ViewSonic, getting royalties from their Android-running smartphones and tablets. FULL STORY >

The mystery that is the fate of webOS and HP's Personal Systems Group grows deeper, with the announcement that webOS will be split in two. FULL STORY >

Samsung announces the bada 2.0 SDK for the latest edition of its mobile operating system, which delivers improved performance along with enhanced stability. FULL STORY >

Toshiba keeps the IFA crowds satisfied with what it believes to be the world's thinnest 13.3 inch notebook. FULL STORY >