In this week's Gaming News Round-up PES 2013 is announced, whilst Angry Birds Space receives an update. FULL STORY >

Adobe has ushered in its largest global launch in its close to thirty years of existence, with the release of its latest suite of digital imaging products, Creative Suite 6. FULL STORY >

Microsoft gets a US court order against Motorola Mobility that will keep the US smartphone maker from enforcing a possible sales ban against its products in Germany. FULL STORY >

Facebook has announced that it is in the process of acquiring photo-sharing app Instagram for a cool $1 billion. FULL STORY >

Microsoft buys more than 800 patents and patent applications from global internet services and media firm AOL. FULL STORY >

Graphics Properties Holdings has filed patent lawsuits against Apple, Samsung, Sony, HTC, LG, as well as RIM. FULL STORY >

AMD completes its acquisition of microserver manufacturer SeaMicro, which will now be assimilated into AMD's Data Centre Server Solutions division. FULL STORY >

Research In Motion and Samsung are being sued by Varia Holdings over alleged patent violations regarding the use of emoticons. FULL STORY >

Yahoo! files a patent lawsuit against Facebook over alleged patent violations. FULL STORY >

It's official: Twitter has purchased Posterous, but for the time being, Posterous Spaces isn't going anywhere quite yet. FULL STORY >

Research In Motion buys adaptive radio frequency component maker Paratek Microwave, to boost the design and capabilities of its smartphones. FULL STORY >

With more than 100 000 apps available on the Android Market, we would like to help you get to the good ones first. FULL STORY >

Apple has apparently acquired app discovery company Chomp, in its bid to strengthen its iTunes app search functionality. FULL STORY >

Apple files a lawsuit against Motorola Mobility in the US, over the licensing of cellular technology. FULL STORY >

Redmond-based software giant Microsoft announces the start of the Office 15 technical preview phase in the development of the next version of its Office productivity suite. FULL STORY >