This week in the Gaming News Round-up: Green Arrow is added to Injustice: Gods Among Us fighter line-up, whilst DLC is announced for Borderlands 2 and Resident Evil 6. FULL STORY >

Samsung announces a mini-me version of its super-selling Galaxy S III smartphone. FULL STORY >

DSLRs are awesome, but the weight and bulk associated with carrying one around makes it easy to simply leave it at home. Compact system cameras (CSC) provide a viable alternative, since they are much smaller while also providing interchangeable lenses. FULL STORY >

Ford launches its new Focus ST in South Africa, which will go on sale next month. FULL STORY >

Cell C unveils its latest data bundle offer, dubbed GigaNite, offering contract subscribers cheaper data rates from midnight to 6am. FULL STORY >

Samsung has released a first look video of the impending Galaxy Note 2, which boasts some interesting features of its own. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: FIFA 13 launches around the globe, rAge is almost here, whilst Microsoft and co reveal more details surrounding Forza Horizon. FULL STORY >

Samsung SA announces three new low-cost mobile phones for the local mobile phone market. FULL STORY >

Some Samsung phones appear to be vulnerable to a particularly nasty hack, which could allow malicious code to remotely wipe users' device. FULL STORY >

Samsungs Galaxy Note 10.1 manages to offer something unique and distinctive by refining its note taking functionality, to produce a truly writer-friendly tablet. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: Bioware reacts to the retirements of its founders, and new trailers emerge from the Tokyo Game Show FULL STORY >

Samsung has announced a new Galaxy camera, which runs on Android 4.1. FULL STORY >

Apple reveals some of the latest stats surrounding sales of its new Mac OS X Mountain Lion desktop OS, App Store and iOS devices sold. FULL STORY >

Samsung has launched its biggest LED TV, the ES9000 LED Smart TV in South Africa. FULL STORY >

Nielsen says that young adults and teens are driving smartphone adoption Stateside. FULL STORY >