Canadian smartphone and tablet maker Research In Motion has joined forces with Porsche Design to break away from BlackBerry's traditional design approach. FULL STORY >

The world's thinnest smartphone comes to town, as the 7.1 mm Motorola RAZR arrives on SA shores. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up we look at Forza 4 DLC that is about to arrive, whilst Horatio Caine will be starring in a Facebook-based CSI: Miami game. FULL STORY >

The Aspire S3 resumes in a quick 1.5 seconds and features a large hard drive capacity - all in a thin and light body. FULL STORY >

A court in Milan enables Apple to press forward with the iPhone 4S' Italian launch, but its decision is up for review again at the end of the year. FULL STORY >

Sony has acquired Ericsson's stake in Sony Ericsson, making the cellphone manufacturer part of its own operations. FULL STORY >

Edge of Time is the latest instalment in the Spiderman game saga that we still enjoyed despite its shortcomings. FULL STORY >

RIM has delayed the launch of its PlayBook OS 2.0 upgrade until early next year. FULL STORY >

Internet search giant Google releases the latest version of its Chrome web browser which includes a new streamlined tab page. FULL STORY >

South Africans have embraced social media as a core pillar of internet activity according to a new study released today. FULL STORY >

Virtual goods are bringing in big money, and this is expected to grow within the next five years. FULL STORY >

Pace, a developer of technologies, products and services for global broadband and broadcast markets, has revealed that it has been chosen by MultiChoice Africa to support the launch of GOtv. FULL STORY >

Samsung has launched an innovative and transportable solar powered schoolroom that is fully self-contained. FULL STORY >

Japanese games developer and publisher Capcom reveals that Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 will be a launch title for the PS Vita. FULL STORY >

Computer security software maker Symantec delivers safety tips for web surfing parents to keep their children safe when they browsing the web. FULL STORY >