Vodacom has revealed a new business solution package, bringing all the mobile office tools together in one deal. FULL STORY >

Redmond's web browser Internet Explorer 9, which is still a beta release, continues to grow its market share. FULL STORY >

Google and Twitter have revealed a fix which allows Egyptians to share their tweets, even under an internet blackout. FULL STORY >

Joining Canon SA's already newly announced six all-in-one black and white printers, are two entry-level laser printers as well as a new flagship black and white unit. FULL STORY >

A flaw in Intel's new Sandy Bridge processors causes a global recall and the loss of hundreds of millions in revenue for the chip maker. FULL STORY >

LG is set to unveil the world's first full 3D smartphone, the LG Optimus 3D, at the 2011 Mobile World Congress. FULL STORY >

GPU and CPU maker AMD unveils its latest range of professional graphics solutions. FULL STORY >

Canon SA announces the launch of six new all-in-one printers to enhance home users as well as SMEs work efficiency. FULL STORY >

Even though its local release comes one year after the iPad was first announced, SA sales of Apple's iconic tablet PC is going strong. FULL STORY >

Nokia's budget friendly C6 might not be the fanciest device, but impresses with its reliability and user-friendliness. FULL STORY >

The world's biggest phone maker has upgraded its social networking app for devices running the latest version of the Symbian OS. FULL STORY >

More punches are thrown from both sides as the battle over the PlayStation 3 rootkey rages forward. FULL STORY >

As a popular revolution looms for the Egyptian people, the country's government has attempted to silence the masses by severing Egyptian internet access. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news roundup we welcome Sony's next handheld to the party as well as checking out some mighty impressive games for the device, 2011 looks set to be the year of the handheld. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: More leaked details regarding future BlackBerry devices hit the web, whilst there are now over two billion internet users in the world. FULL STORY >