Microsoft announces the forthcoming local launch of Dance Central 2 for the Xbox 360. FULL STORY >

The Kindle 3 has received a new software update which enables users to store their personal documents in the cloud. FULL STORY >

Web security company PC Tools warns about the prevailing social media scams and security threats that has emerged due to the rise of social networking. FULL STORY >

Amazon's newly announced Kindle Fire may have already secured more than 250 000 pre-orders five weeks before it is actually available. FULL STORY >

Amazon put rumours to rest with the announcement of not just a Kindle Tablet, but three new e-ink readers as well. FULL STORY >

Absa experiences a significant year-on-year increase in financial transactions, made via its three cellphone banking offerings. FULL STORY >

More details about a forthcoming Kindle Tablet from Amazon have begun to emerge. FULL STORY >

The launch of Google Plus had pundits, tech analysts and users scratching their head over what exactly it is. FULL STORY >

Canadian smartphone maker Research In Motion (RIM) introduces the latest version of its ultra popular BlackBerry Messenger application, which sports some new abilities. FULL STORY >

The Billion Compact HomePlug AV 500 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter aims to give home users another way to create a home network. FULL STORY >

First National Bank FNB today launched South Africa's first Transactional Banking app. FULL STORY >

The mischievous hacker group Lulz Security takes on News Corporation, by replacing an online news article on The Sun newspaper, with a fake report of Rupert Murdoch's death. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up: TSMC reportedly starts manufacturing Apple's next generation A6 chip on a trail basis, while Apple intensifies its legal battle with HTC. FULL STORY >

Popular social networking site Twitter releases the latest version of its Twitter for Android application for Android-running smartphones. FULL STORY >

Intel and Toshiba help bring a new film experience to audiences that will see viewers participating in the movie itself via social networking sites. FULL STORY >