RIM reveals that the recently renamed BlackBerry World app store will be home to a slew of multimedia content. FULL STORY >

Strategy Analytics reveal that Android and iOS powered a record 92% of all smartphones shipped during Q4 2012. FULL STORY >

Apple releases the latest update for its iOS mobile platform, bringing LTE support to more carriers including Vodacom. FULL STORY >

Nikon has unveiled three new offerings in its Coolpix range, in the form of the S9500, P520 and L820. FULL STORY >

The big question on our minds, has been whether Ninja Theory would do the long running franchise justice.The answer is just ahead. FULL STORY >

TechSmart spent some quality time in the all-new, third generation Hyundai Santa Fe SUV at the local launch in Cape Town. FULL STORY >

Local provider of secure, online transaction processing services, Sage Netcash, has integrated with Sage Pastel Payroll & HR software to provide the South African market with in-application payroll security functionality. FULL STORY >

According to Kaspersky Lab there has been a marked drop in email spam in the past year, although malware attachments remain a problem. FULL STORY >

Nokia announces a new subscription-based upgrade to Mix Radio called Music+. FULL STORY >

According to Strategy Analytics, smartphone shipments worldwide surpassed the 700 million milestone during 2012. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: THQ's demise results in most of its development studios being sold, and a The Last of Us demo is imminent. FULL STORY >

Telkom has announced an imminent price reduction for its ADSL uncapped offerings, set to take effect in a weeks time. FULL STORY >

RIM rebrands its app front, BlackBerry App World, as BlackBerry World in preparation for the upcoming launch of BlackBerry 10. FULL STORY >

Acer has overhauled its ultrabook offerings with its M Series ultrabooks, built around providing a mainstream Windows 8 experience. FULL STORY >

Net Applications announced the latest global desktop OS usage figures, showing which OS is used most by computer users worldwide. FULL STORY >