Asus has announced the first quad-core tablet, which will launch in early December. FULL STORY >

Samsung has showcased its 4G LTE offerings at AfricaCom and elaborated on the role next generation communications can play in Africa. FULL STORY >

Nvidia makes its quad-core Tegra 3 system-on-a-chip official, which was formerly known as Project Kal-El. FULL STORY >

WRC 2 drifts on the mud-filled virtual gaming track, looking to entice racing fans away from the Dirt franchise with its true-to-life WRC experience. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google introduces Google Pages for businesses and brands, to allow organisations to promote themselves on its social network. FULL STORY >

Panasonic has announced that it will add two tablets to its Toughbook range. FULL STORY >

Adobe has announced job cuts as it pursues a digital media and digital marketing strategy. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has apparently slacked its tight grip on hardware requirements for mobile devices running its Windows Phone operating system. FULL STORY >

Samsung reveals its Q3 2011 fiscal results, which sees its telecommunications businesses record all-time high quarterly sales on the back of strong mobile sales. FULL STORY >

Japanese IT manufacturer Fujitsu unveils its latest supercomputer, the PRIMEHPC FX10, which is the company's follow-up to the K computer. FULL STORY >

Antivirus software developer McAfee has announced the latest enhancements to its Cloud Security Platform. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab has launched its new local online store, which will offer users security products that have not been available in retail stores. FULL STORY >

LG has taken the bull by the broken horns in an attempt to offer its customers a variety of after sales service and repair options. FULL STORY >

Opera Software and mobile social network MXit conclude a partnership agreement. FULL STORY >

Konami's latest PES title stares down FIFA 12 in the stadium tunnel to begin the battle for this year's top football title. FULL STORY >