This week in the Gaming News Round-up - Apple claims to outsell both Nintendo's DS and Sony's PSP worldwide in terms of entertainment content, whilst Google buys a social gaming company and the list of in-game Need For Speed: Hot... FULL STORY >

This week the Kinect disappoints with voice commands, the PS3 gets hacked from all fronts and Guild Wars 2 shows up on the horizon. FULL STORY >

Nokia Siemens Networks aims to cement its place as the second largest company in the global infrastructure segment by snapping up most of Motorola's wireless networks infrastructure assets. FULL STORY >

Google has reportedly invested in Zynga to establish its Google Games platform before the end of the year. FULL STORY >

Nokia has entered into a strategic alliance with Renesas Electronics Corporation and will sell its wireless modem business to the Japanese company. FULL STORY >

What you need to consider before purchasing your next display FULL STORY >

Bono and company have reportedly acquired a bigger stake in the world's largest social networking site. FULL STORY >

LG is looking to stem Samsung's entry-level touch phone dominance with the compact Pop GD510, set to take on the likes of the Genoa and Star. And from what we have experienced it's definitely a contender. FULL STORY >

If you are shopping around for a new phone for the kids or looking for an affordable touch-screen phone for yourself, then the Samsung Genoa is worth considering. FULL STORY >

One of the latest Android-based smartphones to come out of the HTC stable, the HTC Legend boasts a stunning AMOLED display and impressive and intuitive OS and Sense UI skin. FULL STORY >

HTC countersues Apple for patent violations and wants to stop the sale and import of iPhones, iPads as well as iPods in the United States. FULL STORY >

Nokia has filed a complaint against Apple, claiming that Cupertino has violated five of its patents in two of its devices, those two devices being the iPhone and the iPad 3G. FULL STORY >

HP is buying Palm in a bid to boost its share in the lucrative smartphone market, dominated by large players such as Apple and BlackBerry. FULL STORY >

Adobe launches CS5 today via its website, with Creative Suite 5 adding Flash Catalyst to the already impressive list of CS programs on offer. FULL STORY >

The new Guitar Hero: Van Halen feels a little half-baked. It includes all the famous Van Halen tracks, but the game reverts back to GH1 type features, making it feel dated. FULL STORY >