In gaming this week: Euro 2012 will be coming to FIFA 12 via DLC, the FBI has its eyes set on games and new Forza Motorsport 4 DLC on the way. FULL STORY >

Samsung ships more than five million Galaxy Note smartphones, five months after the launch of the smartphone-tablet-hybrid. FULL STORY >

GPU and mobile CPU maker Nvidia launches its first Kepler-based graphics processing units, the GeForce GTX 680 and GeForce 600M notebook range of GPUs. FULL STORY >

Adobe has launched the beta version of the next iteration of the popular Photoshop package to download and try out. FULL STORY >

The European Telecommunications Standards Institute will be voting on a new nano-SIM design standard to be adopted by mobile vendors. FULL STORY >

The US ITC hands down its final determination in the Apple vs. Motorola Mobility case, upholding a previous decision that cleared Motorola Mobility of patent infringement. FULL STORY >

Nikon in South Africa has announced an exclusive five year warranty on Nikon D7000, D5100 and D3100 DSLR bodies. FULL STORY >

Some cool sites we've tracked down for your surfing pleasure. FULL STORY >

Samsung officially launches the Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet at Mobile World Congress 2012. FULL STORY >

Ahead of Mobile World Congress, taking place this week in Barcelona, Spain, Samsung has leaked at least three new product announcements that gadget enthusiasts can look forward to. FULL STORY >

Some good news for creative iPad users is that Adobe has finally released its Photoshop Touch app for the iOS platform. FULL STORY >

As with many phone manufacturers, the move towards Android was Motorola's saving grace, and although they lost a lot of traction here in SA, the new RAZR has ample reasons to turn their fortunes around. FULL STORY >

The smartphone and tablet maker Motorola Mobility has revealed which mobile devices it will be updating to the latest version of Android and by when. FULL STORY >

HP's latest reveal of Project Voyager and launch of its new ProLiant Gen8 Servers may be one of the most positively disruptive technologies introduced to the business world and enterprise users in a long time. FULL STORY >

HP's new ProLiant Gen8 Servers' strongest case for its viability may come not only from a number of new features, but from some impressive savings and benefits. FULL STORY >