Evangelical Christians in Brazil have apparently banned the use of USB connections. FULL STORY >

Google and VMware embrace cloud computing as the technology continues to move forward. FULL STORY >

The motion control arms race is in full swing, and at the moment Sony seems to be on the back foot. FULL STORY >

TomTom unveils its new feature packed GO 1000 GPS. FULL STORY >

Incredible Connection is offering customers free data bundles with the purchase of a new notebook or PC. FULL STORY >

EA has announced the sequel to the ultra popular Need for Speed: SHIFT racing simulation title. FULL STORY >

Cell C's new HSPA 900/2100 network has now been turned on in Pretoria and Johannesburg. FULL STORY >

Activision is reportedly considering closing down UK game developers Bizarre Creations. FULL STORY >

Starcraft II sets the record as the best selling strategy game of the year as well as the most pirated game of 2010. FULL STORY >

The ultra-portable C20 LED Projector from Acer gives new meaning to the term pocket projector. FULL STORY >

Clingo's range of universal mounting devices has made its way to South Africa. FULL STORY >

Facebook improves its messaging service and in the process provides competition for traditional email services of choice such as Gmail. FULL STORY >

AMD reveals how many of the world's most powerful supercomputers are utilising its processing technologies. FULL STORY >

In a move signalling the growth of digital music downloads, The Beatles are expected to join the Apple iTunes roster from today. FULL STORY >

Microsoft's new controllerless gaming peripheral, the Kinect, sells more than a million units in its first ten days of availability. FULL STORY >