Microsoft has revealed the final name for their motion-based gaming system for the Xbox 360. FULL STORY >

Final Fantasy XIV looks to be making its debut at E3 this week in the Gaming News Round-up, while the much anticipated Super Mario Galaxy 2 becomes available across South Africa today. FULL STORY >

Multitasking functionality is coming to the iPhone 4 and 3G S with iOS4, and Dutch navigation company TomTom is already busy integrating this functionality with the next version of their TomTom app. FULL STORY >

Nokia delivers a more compact version of the N97 to spearhead its charge into the smartphone segment, at least until the N8 comes out later this year. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has officially announced that the public beta for its first Windows 7 Service Pack will launch on July 1, bringing with it a number of updates. FULL STORY >

Toshiba announce the local release of the Camileo SX500 and Camileo SX900 FULL STORY >

Redmond has responded to reports of Google phasing out the use of Windows on company computers due to security concerns. FULL STORY >

Google is being sued for damages after an American woman was using walking directions from Google Maps and got hit by a car. FULL STORY >

One of the latest Android-based smartphones to come out of the HTC stable, the HTC Legend boasts a stunning AMOLED display and impressive and intuitive OS and Sense UI skin. FULL STORY >

An answer to the PS3's Heavy Rain for Xbox 360 users, Alan Wake is a psychological thriller that ropes you in from start to finish. FULL STORY >

FarmVille is on its way to Yahoo! properties this week in the Gaming News Round-up, while Sony gave gamers in LA the opportunity to test their latest God of War title and Nintendo clean image takes a bit of a knock. FULL STORY >

Google has released a stable version of its Chrome browser for Mac computers. FULL STORY >

SE will release an update of the Xperia range's firmware, which will make it possible to upgrade them to Android OS 2.1. FULL STORY >

If you're on the lookout for some informative and entertaining websites, you can take a look at our Web Time Wasters for the month of May. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has agreed to an once-off payment to VirnetX in order to settle two legal disputes over networking patents. FULL STORY >