Leak extensively this week already, Amazon has now lifted the lid on its Echo Show touchscreen device. FULL STORY >

Graham Braum, General Manager of Lenovo Africa, believes that children's demand is driving the touchscreen market. He explains more. FULL STORY >

Asus has ventured into Windows 8 device, and explains why touchscreen technology is so important for notebook users. FULL STORY >

RIM shares more details concerning the release of its forthcoming BlackBerry 10 running devices. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is acquiring multi-touch touchscreen maker and software development firm Perceptive Pixel. FULL STORY >

Japan Display Inc. reveals a screen that sports a pixel density nearly double that of an iPhone 4S' Retina Display. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone giant Nokia has launched its S40-running Asha range of mobile phones in South Africa. FULL STORY >

The Dell Inspiron One delivers an attractive new all-in-one PC offering to the masses. FULL STORY >

A new demonstration by Microsoft's Surface touch-screen gaming platform looks set to reinvent the controller yet again. FULL STORY >

Apple patent application suggests that it might be pursuing a touch based UI for the iMac range FULL STORY >

India's ministry of human resource development unveils plan to build the world's cheapest tablet computer. FULL STORY >

The latest Intel research project looks set to turn the interior of our homes into interactive techno hubs. FULL STORY >

Rolling up your computer and carrying it under your arm sounds like a great concept, and thanks to graphene, it may not be that long until it's reality. FULL STORY >

The X6 picks up where the 5800 left off. It's Nokias first capacitive Symbian phone, it includes Comes with Music and offers a very good 5MP snapper. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Pixon 12 narrows the gap between the quality of photos you can take using a cellphone and those taken with a compact digital camera. FULL STORY >