In part two of Tech Trends for 2013, we look at the things we want more off in 2013, and look at how we fared with our predictions for 2012. FULL STORY >

Reports have emerged that Dell's XPS 13 ultrabook will be receiving a bit of a boost to its display. FULL STORY >

Kodak announces the sale of its digital imaging patent portfolio. FULL STORY >

Like the graceful martial art after which it is named, Asus' TaiChi is an alluring hybrid, that effortlessly and fluidly shifts from between a Windows 8 slate, to being a Windows 8 notebook. FULL STORY >

Facebook presents its Year In Review recap of the people, moments and events that created the most buzz during 2012. FULL STORY >

This solid and attractive touchscreen ultrabook has a lot going for it, including a superb build quality, beautiful design and some great performance. FULL STORY >

Twitter brings Instagram-like photo filters to its popular social networking site. FULL STORY >

The latest research from ABI Research show that around 21 million ultrabooks will ship worldwide this year. FULL STORY >

This year has been characterised by an influx of several great notebooks and ultrabooks, so much so that picking and choosing amongst them presented a considerable challenge. FULL STORY >

Alongside the release of Windows 8, Acer has introduced a few new devices that have done much to turn heads. Its new Aspire S7 certainly made us do a double take. FULL STORY >

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

The latest version (17) of Mozilla's popular Firefox web browser has been released, bringing a new feature in social networking integration. FULL STORY >

Lenovo has announced two very interesting convertable ultrabooks and a Windows RT notebook, with their own unique twist on the forthcoming crop of Windows 8 and Windows RT offerings. FULL STORY >

In line with Windows 8's new found love of fingers, Samsung has introduced its first touch-enabled ultrabook locally - the Series 5 Ultra Touch. FULL STORY >

At 1 kg, Toshiba's Portege Z930 ultrabook is the lightest ultrabook we have tested to date, but along with its thin and light profile, it still packs a serious performance punch. FULL STORY >