TechSmart brings you the latest tech news from CeBIT in part 2 of this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst Charlie Sheen also sets a new Twitter record. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has revealed the findings of a recent cloud computing business survey, which indicated that SA businesses are surprisingly clued up on the subject matter. FULL STORY >

Qualcomm reveals its next mobile processor architecture for the Snapdragon series. FULL STORY >

The next version of Samsung's iPad competitor gets announced, powered by the Tegra 2 SoC and Android 3.0. FULL STORY >

With a number of features that the iPad does not support, Samsung's Galaxy Tab sure is impressive - but is it just too expensive? FULL STORY >

The iPad 2 is reportedly being manufactured already and will feature a thinner and lighter design. FULL STORY >

British MPs of the House of Lords might soon be able to utilise their tablet PCs as well as other devices during house debates. FULL STORY >

Even though its local release comes one year after the iPad was first announced, SA sales of Apple's iconic tablet PC is going strong. FULL STORY >

Samsung has revealed that its Galaxy Tab has crossed the one million mark in units sold. FULL STORY >

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation will reportedly be unveiling a new digital newspaper for the iPad next year. FULL STORY >

Lenovo has unveiled its IdeaPad U260, which the company claims to be the world's first 12.5 ultraportable consumer notebook. FULL STORY >

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

The first embedded mobile broadband module specifically designed for notebooks that supports 21 Mbps HSPA Evolution networks is unveiled by Ericsson. FULL STORY >

Apple to roll out its iPad in China from Friday with more international launches following in the course of the year. FULL STORY >

It's a plethora of processor news for this week's Tech News Round-up as Samsung and ARM announce new mobile computing CPUs, while AMD unveil a new GPU and the iPad is used to modernise the classroom. FULL STORY >