Stanford University researchers combine biology and technology to create the world's first biotic video games. FULL STORY >

Nokia will be discontinuing its unlimited music download subscription service via Ovi Music in many parts of the globe. FULL STORY >

The web's largest free encyclopedia, Wikipedia, will be celebrating its tenth birthday tomorrow. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news round-up we check out some astounding financial success in the gaming world while donning our racing helmets for Shift 2. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: South Africa to adopt the DVB-T2 digital television standard, whilst a leak of a trinity of new smartphones on the way from Canada's RIM hits the web. FULL STORY >

Vodacom Business rolls out its fibre infrastructure in the Cape. FULL STORY >

LG Electronics South Africa has appointed a new CEO, J.M. Lee, as part of a global restructuring of the international groups operations. FULL STORY >

The Daily, the world's first iPad only newspaper is rumoured to be launching on 19 January. FULL STORY >

The latest installment in the God of War franchise lands on the PSP, offering epic visuals and ample opportunity to bring your foes to a violent end. FULL STORY >

Floundering social networking website, MySpace, seems to be on its last ropes after owners News Corp. expressed interest in selling the site. FULL STORY >

Korean electronics manufacturer Samsung has unveiled its elegant Unified Desktop Hub, dubbed the Central Station. FULL STORY >

Sony fights back against PS3 hackers by filing restraining orders against those involved in cracking the console's root key. FULL STORY >

Intel gives a peak into the future retail shopping experience with its Connected Store concept. FULL STORY >

AMD CEO Dirk Meyer announces his resignation mere days after CES 2011 closed its doors. FULL STORY >

Online piracy continues to grow as content sharing websites become more popular. FULL STORY >