A disturbing expos?® by the New York Times alleges that the technology giant has condoned labour abuses by its supplier. FULL STORY >

The Cupertino-based tech outfit Apple reports its 2012 first quarter financial results, with the company achieving its highest quarterly revenue and earnings yet. FULL STORY >

The Finnish mobile giant Nokia surpasses the highly impressive sales milestone of 1.5 billion for its Series 40 range of mobile phones. FULL STORY >

A new report hints that the launch of the Xbox 720 may not be that far away. FULL STORY >

Popular social networking site Twitter looks to become a less favoured destination for malware, as the company acquires anti-malware firm Dasient. FULL STORY >

Megaupload's closure has sparked a wave of concern by similar services, and raised questions about cloud based sharing. FULL STORY >

The latest report from analyst company Juniper Research forecasts that ultrabooks will grow at three times the rate of tablets over the next five years. FULL STORY >

Research In Motion undergoes a corporate shake-up, gets a new board chairperson as well as a new president and CEO. FULL STORY >

MTN broadband uncapped internet users can look forward to a boost in download speed as the firm looks to permanently increase the maximum download speed limits for this service. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson announces its Q4 and full year 2011 financial report, revealing lower device shipments as well as a net loss for the quarter and 2011 financial year. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Resident Evil 6's release date is declassified, whilst Gran Turismo players are now able to get into the driving seat of more new vehicles. FULL STORY >

Internet search giant Google and its partners launch a new local initiative through which it aims to provide South African companies with a presence on the web. FULL STORY >

The Eastman Kodak company files for bankruptcy protection whilst also taking a shot against Samsung. FULL STORY >

This week, Cisco released its Annual Security Report which highlights predominant security threats. FULL STORY >

Google apologises after having been discovered stealing customers from a Kenyan start-up. FULL STORY >