Research in Motion is about to undergo a major restructuring globally that will see it laying off at least 2000 employees. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Kingdoms of Amalur developer shuts down, more delays are announced for top tier games and an interesting AR horror title for the 3DS is coming. FULL STORY >

Korean tech firm LG showcases its new user interface for smartphones running Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich). FULL STORY >

Search giant Google releases the latest stable version of its popular Chrome web browser, Chrome 19. FULL STORY >

Market research firm Gartner analyses global smartphone and mobile phone sales during Q1 2012. FULL STORY >

We don't easily get excited about printers, but one of the stand-out devices we saw at the recent HP Global Influencer Summit in Shanghai, China, was a portable all-in-one printer. FULL STORY >

Research In Motion will be utilising TomTom's real-time HD Traffic services within some of its BlackBerry applications. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: the DLC details for the upcoming Max Payne 3 are revealed, whilst Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 is announced. FULL STORY >

All over South Africa, Morpho fingerprint technology is cutting the losses caused by unauthorised access in organisations ranging from residential estates to mines. FULL STORY >

WaRCoM IT Solutions provides small to medium sized firms with the necessary tools to run their businesses to its full potential. FULL STORY >

Net Applications has released its latest browser trend report, showing a slight uptake in IE as well as Chrome. FULL STORY >

Net Applications releases its latest mobile browser report, detailing mobile phone and tablet browser usage for the month of April 2012. FULL STORY >

Website tracking and monitoring company Pingdom releases its latest world wide web browser share report. FULL STORY >

Mozilla has made the latest version of its popular Firefox web browser available for download. FULL STORY >

IBM has announced its new PureSystems development, part of its bid to usher in a new era of computing. FULL STORY >