Activision announces the development of another new Call of Duty game, scheduled for release this time next year. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news round-up we wonder if GT5 will arrive before Christmas and check out even more Call of Duty Black Ops reveals. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Labs latest malware statistics show the ZeuS botnet is still spreading even after its creators were arrested. FULL STORY >

Racing game fanatics can don their racing suits and helmets in order to battle the clock with WRC: FIA World Rally Championship. FULL STORY >

American Tower Corporation and Cell C Limited have entered into an agreement for the sale of up to 1400 of Cell Cs existing cellular towers. FULL STORY >

Clash of the Titans is another movie tie-in game that serves to perpetuate the stereotype that movie licensed titles fail to meet their mark. FULL STORY >

THQ will be releasing its follow up to the successful Darksiders game at least a year later than originally anticipated. FULL STORY >

Microsoft's controllerless gaming peripheral, Kinect, went on sale today in the United States. FULL STORY >

The first WP7 handsets to hit the SA market will be HTC's Mozart and Trophy, arriving either late November or early December. FULL STORY >

The Android-powered Samsung Galaxy S is now the first and so far only smartphone to be represented on the Wi-Fi Alliance's list of Wi-Fi Direct certified tech gadgets. FULL STORY >

Garmin extends its Live Traffic services to help reduce congestion in Cape Town and Durban. FULL STORY >

Good price, nice sound, but the Philips SHN5500 is not so strong on the actual noise cancellation. FULL STORY >

We recently got the opportunity to get some hands-on time with the brand new MacBook Air from Apple, here's what we thought of the super slim device. FULL STORY >

Samsung has announced that it delivered record revenue results for Q3 2010. FULL STORY >

MTN has unveiled MTN Traveller, a new application that will enable users to book accommodation, rent a car and eventually do airline bookings via their web-enabled handsets. FULL STORY >