Internet search giant Google and its partners launch a new local initiative through which it aims to provide South African companies with a presence on the web. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Resident Evil 6's release date is declassified, whilst Gran Turismo players are now able to get into the driving seat of more new vehicles. FULL STORY >

YouTube provides the list of most watched videos during 2011, locally and internationally. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has announced the winner of the South African leg of its global Imagine Cup 2011 student programming competition. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung has made its latest tablet, the Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus, available to local users. FULL STORY >

Local mobile operator MTN will be providing access to mobile phones for more locals via the sale of less costlier handsets. FULL STORY >

Local mobile operator Vodacom is offering three mobile data promotions to its contract clients that will provide them with data saving costs over the holiday. FULL STORY >

Local operators Vodacom and MTN will be launching Apple's iPhone 4S smartphone in South Africa on 16 December. FULL STORY >

MTN SA is giving free airtime to its new prepaid customers who buy a Pay as you Go starter pack and recharge with R60 per month. FULL STORY >

Samsung SA reveals that a credit card payment option on its Apps store for Android-running mobile devices is now available. FULL STORY >

kalahari.com says that local mobile shopping is increasing and provides tips to help local shoppers make smarter mobile-based purchases during this festive season. FULL STORY >

Mac computer users are now able to purchase a Drifta or Drifta USB to watch DStv Mobile on their Mac OS X-operating desktops and notebooks. FULL STORY >

Local operator MTN makes some changes to its Me2U service that enables subscribers to perform remote airtime transfers. FULL STORY >

DStv Mobile and MTN launch a 3G streaming mobile TV service to enable local users to view DStv TV content on their mobile phones. FULL STORY >

Nashua Mobile launches its unshaped, uncapped ADSL offerings. FULL STORY >