In part two of this week's Gaming News Round-up, Angry Birds become astronauts, a large announcement on new Vita games is impending and Bioshock: Infinite is dated. FULL STORY >

Microsoft announces the availability of the Consumer Preview (pre-release beta version) of Windows 8. FULL STORY >

Wacom has launched its latest digital content creation tablet, the Intuos 5. FULL STORY >

Net Applications presents its latest desktop browser trend report, detailing PC desktop browser usage for the month of February. FULL STORY >

Samsung officially launches the Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet at Mobile World Congress 2012. FULL STORY >

Nokia expands its Windows Phone OS-running Lumia range with the Lumia 900 and Lumia 610. FULL STORY >

Google announces the latest milestone figures achieved by the Android Market and its Android mobile operating system. FULL STORY >

ZTE pulls the wraps off its Tegra 3-sporting smartphone, dubbed the ZTE Era. FULL STORY >

The latest figures from market research firm Strategy Analytics indicates that Nokia has overtaken HTC and the other Microsoft smartphone partners, to become the biggest Windows Phone OS vendor. FULL STORY >

Some good news for creative iPad users is that Adobe has finally released its Photoshop Touch app for the iOS platform. FULL STORY >

HTC and Nvidia reveal the HTC One X smartphone, powered by Nvidia's Tegra 3 quad core mobile processor. FULL STORY >

Indie game development studio, See Through Studios, has made its new game Flatland: Fallen Angle available for free. FULL STORY >

HTC reveals two more smartphones falling within its new One range, namely the One V and One S. FULL STORY >

Espoo pulls the wraps off its Nokia 808 smartphone, which boasts a phenomenal 41 megapixel snapper. FULL STORY >

Nokia breaks new mobile OS ground with the Nokia Lumia 800, the Finnish company's first Windows Phone Mango-powered smartphone. FULL STORY >