In part two of our gaming news round-up: Star Wars MMO, Crysis 2 PS3 beta pulled, Homefront releases and a new Portal 2 trailer. FULL STORY >

The Seacom undersea cable experienced international downtime last night, but reports indicate the cable is currently back online. FULL STORY >

Google has added some new functionality to the comment system with Google Docs. FULL STORY >

Microsoft passes the two million download mark for the final version of its latest web browser IE9. FULL STORY >

It's not often that you see video game content localised to the South African market, but this is indeed what Sony Computer Entertainment Europe has done with SingStar Afrikaans Treffers. FULL STORY >

MWEB announces another first for the country in the form of its easy, affordable and most importantly, uncapped web hosting. FULL STORY >

New research shows that it's possible to gain access to a car's computer systems simply by playing a malicious music file. FULL STORY >

Ubisoft announce a new music game that won't just have you virtually living the rockstar lifestyle, but actually improve your real life playing skills. FULL STORY >

Verbatim releases new Blu-ray discs sporting 50 GB capacities, hardcoat scratch guarding and excellent rewritability. FULL STORY >

Epson grows its global projector market share and claims the lion share of the ultra short throw projectors market within the EMEA region. FULL STORY >

Google buys a video technology company to enhance YouTube videos with below par quality. FULL STORY >

The next chapter in the popular MotorStorm series has been delayed in many areas due to the similarities between the game's setting and natural disasters that have struck places like Japan recently. FULL STORY >

Intel buys an Egyptian software design firm to boost its mobile communications portfolio, with a specific focus on 4G development. FULL STORY >

Microsoft makes the newest version of its Internet Explorer web browser available to the public, except if you run XP that is. FULL STORY >

Twitters settles on an FTC agreement which sees the site paying the price for some extensive 2009 hacking attacks. FULL STORY >