In the market for a media tablet that offers plenty of spec bang for your bucks, comes preloaded with a spate of useful apps and is backed by an extensive warranty Tarsus' Onyx Calypso 9.7 tablet definitely fits the bill. FULL STORY >

RIM appoints a new managing director for South- and Southern Africa. FULL STORY >

Kingston Technology aims to give your portable storage a speed boost via its DataTraveler R3.0 32 GB flash stick. FULL STORY >

Genius' SW-G2.1 1250 speaker system boasts a massive 38 watts of RMS sound power, but is this enough to blow away the competition? FULL STORY >

The Olympus XZ-1 proves to be a camera to be reckoned with, offering a truckload of features in a solid body while being a pleasure to use. FULL STORY >

Samsung SA appoints new deputy managing director for South Africa. FULL STORY >

Nielsen reveals its newest stats surrounding the mobile phone market in the US. FULL STORY >

If tablets are the movie stars of the computing world, then without a doubt, ultrabooks are its rock and pop icons. Which ultrabook is for you? FULL STORY >

We would like apologise for a mistake that occurred in the latest issue of TechSmart, Issue 106, July 2012. On page 12 we published a review of the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity with the wrong picture - that of the Asus Transformer Pad. FULL STORY >

Amazon is apparently developing its own smartphone along with four new Kindle Fire 2 models to compete against Apple and Google. FULL STORY >

Beats Electronics has acquired digital music service MOG. FULL STORY >

comScore makes the latest US mobile subscriber info available, revealing the key trends within that industry over the last three months. FULL STORY >

Epson's Stylus SX445W will allow home users and small office users to print, scan and copy documents, and do so across their home or office Wi-Fi network. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up, Guild Wars 2 gets dated, whilst the multiplayer info for The Last of Us is revealed. FULL STORY >

Google has launched its new 7 Nexus tablet at its I/O developers conference in San Francisco, while giving the initial run of Project Glass a price and date. FULL STORY >