Apple is once again the fruit of choice for media companies around the world, as the Cupertinobased company dominated tech headlines this week with the US launch and WiFi problems of some users of the iPad and the showcasing of iPhone OS 4. FULL STORY >

In gaming headlines this week, Remedy Entertainment completes Alan Wake and EA goes racing for real with Team Need for Speed. FULL STORY >

Vodacom out-ayoba MTN with free internet over weekends via Opera Mini. FULL STORY >

EA have announced the Sims 3 Ambitions Expansion Pack will be available from June this year. FULL STORY >

Thanks to the Android OS and the speedy 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon powering the X10i, Sony Ericsson seems to be back in the game. FULL STORY >

Lion of Judah, a locally made 3D animation feature, is in the final stages of production and is set to hit SA cinemas later in the year. FULL STORY >

The 2010 Accenture Consumer Electronic Products and Service Usage survey has found that consumers in developing markets are far more interested in mobile tech than customers in developed countries. FULL STORY >

LG's new borderless SL90 HDTV oozes refinement. It looks sleek, offers a variety of connectivity options and its picture quality is outstanding. FULL STORY >

CNN has launched a new app for South African Tourism that will offer info to tourists visiting South Africa for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. FULL STORY >

Apple's latest revolutionary product, the iPad, was unleashed on the world, or at least the States, on Saturday. FULL STORY >

Remote controls for PCs are few and far between but making your own infra-red receiver is real easy and allows you to use your TV or Hi-Fi remote with your computer. FULL STORY >

AMD yesterday introduced their new ATI Radeon 5870 Eyefinity 6 graphics card, making it possible to have six seamlessly connected displays. FULL STORY >

The Harmony 300i bring's some common sense to Logitechs range of universal remotes. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Pixon 12 narrows the gap between the quality of photos you can take using a cellphone and those taken with a compact digital camera. FULL STORY >

Vodacom becomes Nedbank's mobile banking bedfellow in a bid to bring the M-Pesa mobile banking service to South Africa. FULL STORY >