The top 5 most important tech news stories of 2010. FULL STORY >

Nokia scraps plans to have its E7 smartphone out by Christmas, instead opting for early 2011. FULL STORY >

Film production and distribution studio Paramount Pictures is releasing some of its movies along with some enhanced features for the Windows Phone 7 platform. FULL STORY >

LG has revealed that it will be upgrading the OS of its affordable and fastest selling smartphone, the Optimus One in the States. FULL STORY >

There were smartphones galore in 2010. Here is our best of the best. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Galaxy S is the latest device to be added to the list of phones that the Opera Mini browser supports. FULL STORY >

Will gaming on mobile phones one day take over the handheld market? FULL STORY >

Google has revealed its latest smartphone, the Nexus S, as well as the latest iteration of Android. FULL STORY >

Nokia's Symbian^3 smartphone for the masses boasts some impressive features, but how does it match up to other handsets available? FULL STORY >

Vodacom has launched its latest Specific Needs phone, aimed at the hearing impaired. FULL STORY >

The Philips SHL8805 headband headphones offer great sound and creative looks but a bulky price. FULL STORY >

RIM has announced that it has reached yet another milestone in terms of the available apps in BlackBerry App World. FULL STORY >

Apple bans a Danish magazine from its online App Store due to it being "about Android". FULL STORY >

Microsoft has released some developer stats surrounding its Windows Phone 7 Series OS for smartphones. FULL STORY >

The power of wireless charging finally reaches South African shores as Powermat enters the market. FULL STORY >