In part two of this week's Gaming News Round-up we look at more hot gaming releases that were showcased during the 2012 Electronic Entertainment Expo. FULL STORY >

Microsoft announces that it has sold more than 600 million Windows 7 PC operating system licenses. FULL STORY >

Nokia delivers its second Lumia smartphone, the Lumia 710, to take on a myriad of BlackBerry OS and Android-running midrange contenders. FULL STORY >

The IDC provides a peek into the mobile phone market future, by forecasting sales trends for 2012 and beyond. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has surpassed the 100 000 milestone for apps published to its Windows Phone Marketplace. FULL STORY >

Sony's showing at E3 merged quality titles for both the PS3 and Vita with a noticeable focus on cross play functionality. FULL STORY >

This week, Microsoft unveiled a rather exciting new development, Xbox Smart Glass, which is aimed at bridging the divide between tablet devices and one's Xbox 360. FULL STORY >

Microsoft makes a Windows 8 upgrade offer available for those now buying a Windows 7 machine. FULL STORY >

After launching the DStv Drifta as well as the Drifta USB, DStv Mobile has now announced another mobile TV device, this time aimed at the ever growing Apple device market. FULL STORY >

Independent website analytics company StatCounter has revealed that Chrome managed to get the better of IE for an entire month for the first time. FULL STORY >

Google makes the latest usage figures surrounding its Android mobile operating system available. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung surpasses that 50 million sales mark for its ultra popular Galaxy S and Galaxy SII smartphones. FULL STORY >

Sony reveals the latest two additions to the Android-powered Xperia smartphone line-up, the Xperia go and Xperia acro S. FULL STORY >

From the land of the dragon comes the Huawei Honor, which sports some impressive mid-range specs available at an even more surprising budget pricetag. FULL STORY >

Market research firm IDC says that Android and iOS have stretched their mobile OS lead to powering eight out of every ten smartphones sold during Q1 2012. FULL STORY >