Yahoo has announced its interim chief executive officer, Ross Levinsohn, following the scandal shrouded departure of its former CEO, Scott Thompson. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up more screenshots of the forthcoming Game of Thrones RPG are revealed, whilst the official launch trailer for Max Payne 3 is released. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Korean neighbour throws its hat into the budget smartphone ring, with the first of its L-Style mobile devices, the LG Optimus L3. FULL STORY >

Research In Motion showcases the latest addition to its budget-friendly Curve range, the BlackBerry Curve 9320 smartphone. FULL STORY >

Nielsen reveals its latest research focusing on the mobile phone market in the States, showing that Android is the mobile platform of choice, whilst Apple emerges as the preferred smartphone vendor. FULL STORY >

DVD and Bluray video playback has been ejected from most versions of Windows 8's list of features, unless you are willing to pay extra for it. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone giant Nokia is being sued in the US over of its adoption of Microsoft's Windows Phone OS as its primary smartphone platform. FULL STORY >

According to a new report, iOS games are grossing five times more profit than their Android counterparts in the US. FULL STORY >

RIM moves to put a premium Bold device in the hands of more BlackBerry users, with its pocket-and-budget-friendly Bold 9790 smartphone. FULL STORY >

The International Data Corporation releases its latest figures surrounding media tablet shipments worldwide for the first quarter of the year. FULL STORY >

comScore reveals the latest research data from its MobiLens service, shedding light on the key trends within the US mobile phone market. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google reveals which versions of its mobile operating system are the most used via the latest Android version usage data. FULL STORY >

Net Applications has released its latest browser trend report, showing a slight uptake in IE as well as Chrome. FULL STORY >

Research In Motion shares more details surrounding the upcoming edition of its mobile operating system, with the release of its initial BlackBerry 10 developer tools. FULL STORY >

If Microsoft has its way, in the near future, our home will have an operating system (OS) of its own. FULL STORY >