Search giant Google has bought facial recognition software firm PittPatt. FULL STORY >

We test Canon's latest all-in-one for the small office and home network, the PIXMA MX870, which boasts wireless connectivity and an automatic document feeder. FULL STORY >

Internet security firm Kaspersky Lab warns social networking users around a new malware threats concerning Google's Google+ network. FULL STORY >

Taiwan-based computer manufacturers Acer has become the new and sole IT partner of the Springboks rugby team. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone giant Nokia releases its second quarter 2011 results, which can be summarised in the following manor: Here lies Nokia: former top smartphone maker. FULL STORY >

Another partnership by Dimension Data could give businesses a way to ensure business continuity. FULL STORY >

South Africa's third cellular network Cell C looks to become first on your list of mobile internet providers, announces new bigger bundles broadband products. FULL STORY >

Our gaming news round up this week looks at delays, release dates and a frank interview with EA chief executive officer John Riccitiello. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up Apple's MacBook is discontinued, whilst Mac OS X Lion becomes Apples fastest selling OS. FULL STORY >

A new range of notebooks enables one to swap notebook lids and change the appearance of the notebook on the fly. FULL STORY >

SA's 1st satellite-based Video-on-Demand service is a go, allowing subscribers the opportunity to rent the latest Hollywood blockbusters from the comfort of their home. FULL STORY >

Cupertino-based tech giant Apple releases its latest computer OS in the form of Mac OS X Lion. FULL STORY >

The Cupertino-based iPhone and iPad maker Apple updates its thin and light MacBook Air notebook. FULL STORY >

Local telecommunications giant Vodacom has revealed its reduced data tariffs, which will result in big savings for contract customers. FULL STORY >

Two new NOCS headphones have been made available in South Africa FULL STORY >