Google announces the latest figures surrounding Android, Chrome and its Play Store application front. FULL STORY >

Microsoft launches its cloud-based Office 365 productivity suite commercially within South Africa. 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 >

According to Strategy Analytics, Apple managed to generate $150 billion worth of revenue from its iPhone business since its launch in 2007. FULL STORY >

Making headlines in this month's Green News is MotoCzysz who set a speed record at the 2012 Isle of Man race, whilst the Solar Impulse solar powered airplane made another historic flight. 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 >

In some good news for app users and publishers alike, app retention is on the rise due to a growth in the quality of apps. FULL STORY >

With over 400 000 apps available for Android smartphones at Google Play, TechSmart would like to help you get to the good ones first. Here are our top Android Apps of the month. FULL STORY >

Info and specs surrounding RIM's upcoming BlackBerry 10 range of devices have reportedly been leaked. FULL STORY >

Strategy Analytics has forecasted that the smartphone market worldwide will increase by 38% year-on-year during Q2 2012. FULL STORY >

Qualcomm's Snapdragon SDK for Android gives developers access to features only found on Snapdragon-powered devices. FULL STORY >

Samsung Electronics South Africa has started assembling all computer monitors above 21" destined for the SA market locally. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is acquiring enterprise social network provider Yammer in order to beef up its cloud-based services. FULL STORY >

The latest Silent Hill title offers up the usual excellent storyline and adds some new gameplay elements, but will it make you shield your eyes? FULL STORY >

Kaspersky has warned that taking advantage of free public Wi-Fi without having a security application installed on one's device is making it easier for cybercriminals to steal one's data. FULL STORY >