With the Galaxy Note II, Samsung has given us easily the most innovative of its phones to date, marrying what we loved about the first Galaxy Note with the best of the Galaxy S3. FULL STORY >

LG looks to stake a claim on the mid-range segment courtesy of its Optimus L7 which runs on Android Ice Cream Sandwich out of the box. FULL STORY >

The Galaxy Note 2 is enjoying plenty of popularity worldwide, and has exceeded the 5 million sales mark. FULL STORY >

LG brings the world's first 84 inch Ultra HD 3D TV to the local market, allowing South Africans to feast upon its incredible 3840 x 2160 pixel resolution. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Anticipation for Far Cry 3 ramps up, an Uncharted card game is explained and a new trailer for Aliens: Colonial Marines is released. FULL STORY >

The smartphone review stork delivers our first Windows Phone 8 handset and its the signature device - HTCs Windows Phone 8X. Can it match its Android and iPhone rivals? FULL STORY >

DionWired launches a themed digital wonderland shopping experience for Xmas called Imaginarium. FULL STORY >

Samsung South Africa launched and showcased its Smart School system at Crawford Preparatory in Benmore. FULL STORY >

Jolla, a group consisting of mostly former Nokia employees has showcased its new mobile platform for mobile devices. FULL STORY >

Nokia has made its new Windows Phone OS flagship, the Lumia 920, available locally. Here is our hands-on impression of the device. FULL STORY >

Smartphone sales is the star of the mobile phone market show, whilst Samsung widens the gap between itself and Apple during Q3 2012. FULL STORY >

Nokia announces its new location and mapping service, dubbed HERE, for new platforms such as iOS and Android. FULL STORY >

RIM announces the launch date for its new BlackBerry 10 operating system that will power its smartphones and tablets. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Galaxy S3 replaces the iPhone 4S as the world's best selling smartphone model during Q3 2012. FULL STORY >

Gartner's latest research shows that 821 million smartphones and tablets will be sold this year. FULL STORY >