Market research firm ABI Research says that Apple and Samsung are responsible for 50% of the smartphone market sales and snap up more than 90% of the profit in this sector. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: The Dark Knight and Max Payne are coming to a tablet near you, whilst the Ratchet and Clank Collection goes gold. FULL STORY >

SanDisk has recently released their new Extreme Solid State Drives SSD locally, offering a range of benefits compared to traditional hard drives. We talked to Mandy Duncan, IT sales manager at local SanDisk distributor Tudortech, about the Extreme range. FULL STORY >

The follow-up to one of the most downloaded games on the iOS and Android app stores, Temple Run, has been released. FULL STORY >

Samsung makes its budget-friendly Galaxy Pocket smartphone available in South Africa. FULL STORY >

Apple showcases the next iteration of its desktop operating system, Mac OS X Mountain Lion, which will be released next month. FULL STORY >

Samsung has launched the highly anticipated Galaxy S3 to the South African market and showcased a number of innovative features packed into the svelte device. FULL STORY >

In part two of this week's Gaming News Round-up we look at more hot gaming releases that were showcased during the 2012 Electronic Entertainment Expo. FULL STORY >

Local operator MTN makes the Samsung Galaxy SIII smartphone available to local buyers. FULL STORY >

Independent website analytics company StatCounter has revealed that Chrome managed to get the better of IE for an entire month for the first time. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung surpasses that 50 million sales mark for its ultra popular Galaxy S and Galaxy SII smartphones. FULL STORY >

RIM's BlackBerry smartphones brand once again comes up tops at this year's The Sunday Times Generation Next 2012 Brand Survey Awards. FULL STORY >

Canadian smartphone and tablet maker RIM unveils the new BlackBerry apps lab at the University of Pretoria. FULL STORY >

Some cool sites we've tracked down for your surfing pleasure. FULL STORY >

It's goodbye to Sony Ericsson, as Sony now goes it alone with the smartphone brand. The new Xperia S certainly points the company in the right direction, but does it come too late? FULL STORY >