Dropbox goes on an acquisition spree, snapping up Snapjoy right after buying Audiogalaxy. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: THQ files for bankruptcy, more Borderlands 2 DLC is confirmed and Final Fantasys Lightning confronts the end times. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab has released its annual Kaspersky Security Bulletin, which provides the overall malware and cyber-threat statistics for 2012. FULL STORY >

MTN announces the local pricing info for Apple's highly anticipated iPhone 5. FULL STORY >

This solid and attractive touchscreen ultrabook has a lot going for it, including a superb build quality, beautiful design and some great performance. FULL STORY >

Google releases its annual Zeitgeist report, offering a perspective on this year's hottest trends based on searches conducted in South Africa. FULL STORY >

The 2012 holiday season is upon us and digital devices are sure to play a bigger role in the holiday shopping process than ever before. Here are 11 tips for staying safe online, courtesy of ESET. FULL STORY >

This festive season, why not order yourself that piece of tech you've always desired? With a product offering featuring more than 9 million products, TAKEALOT.COM has what you are looking for. FULL STORY >

The latest research from ABI Research show that around 21 million ultrabooks will ship worldwide this year. FULL STORY >

Juniper Research has now revised, and scaled back, its forecast of the growth of the NFC technology due to the iPhone 5's omittance. FULL STORY >

Gartner has addressed three of the major security concerns raised by the Bring Your Own Device trend. FULL STORY >

Local location firm Waytag partners with mapping and location giant TomTom to make an innovative new location technology available to users. FULL STORY >

Net Applications reveals which mobile browsers are used most on mobile devices to access the net around the globe. FULL STORY >

The cellular penetration rate within the African continent is expected to surpass 80 during the first quarter of next year. FULL STORY >

Microsoft sells over 40 million Windows 8 licences so far and signs up more than 25 million Outlook.com users in around four months. FULL STORY >