In part two of our gaming news round-up: Star Wars MMO, Crysis 2 PS3 beta pulled, Homefront releases and a new Portal 2 trailer. FULL STORY >

Sport4Good team will be tracked and traced throughout the race using MiX Telematics cellphone tracking technology so that fans and Twitter followers can track their progress during the race. FULL STORY >

TechSmart obtains some super transfer speeds on the SuperSpeed compatible Kingston HyperX Max 3.0 External USB 3.0 Drive. FULL STORY >

Nokia reveals the details behind MSupport, a recently launched customer support service dedicated to operators and corporate customers. FULL STORY >

Verbatim's Clip-it 2 GB USB drive clips flash drive convention in half with, offering a clever and functional design. TechSmart investigates. FULL STORY >

The Vebatim GT portable hard drive aims to bring some racing style to a normally bland product segment. FULL STORY >

Even though its local release comes one year after the iPad was first announced, SA sales of Apple's iconic tablet PC is going strong. FULL STORY >

After months of speculation and leaks, Sony has finally officially unveiled its forthcoming PSP replacement, baring the codename of Next Generation Portable. FULL STORY >

Valve announces that the upcoming Portal 2 will feature cross compatible play between the PS3, PC and Mac. FULL STORY >

The latest installment in the God of War franchise lands on the PSP, offering epic visuals and ample opportunity to bring your foes to a violent end. FULL STORY >

EA has announced that it will halt online support for a number of its older game titles. FULL STORY >

Nintendo's game consoles are still selling like hotcakes in the States and both the Wii and DS have notched up a sales milestones for the Japanese company. FULL STORY >

We bring you the most important new releases and award winners from the recently held Spike TV Video Game Awards. FULL STORY >

Nintendo reveals some impressive US holiday sales figures for its gaming devices. FULL STORY >

Lenovo has unveiled its IdeaPad U260, which the company claims to be the world's first 12.5 ultraportable consumer notebook. FULL STORY >