This week in the Tech News Round-up: Windows delays the second update to its smartphone OS, whilst Nokia's unannounced E6 gets caught on camera. FULL STORY >

We check out RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9780 that's running the company's latest mobile OS and boasts some hardware improvements as well. FULL STORY >

Vodacom makes the BlackBerry Bold 9780 smartphone available for customers in South Africa. FULL STORY >

HP takes on RIM over its UI design for the BlackBerry PlayBook, which HP claims copies that of its webOS-running tablet. FULL STORY >

In part two of this week's gaming news round-up we see some more Aussie game bans as well as checking out two amazing new trailers, for the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim and Dead Island. FULL STORY >

RIM announces a new update to Twitter for BlackBerry smartphones. FULL STORY >

More photos gets leaked onto the web of RIM's forthcoming BlackBerry Bold replacement. FULL STORY >

New, free tool helps consumers steer clear of unsafe sites, hijacked search terms, ID theft and scams FULL STORY >

The newest iteration (version 9) of Kaspersky Labs Mobile Security software now boasts support for Android as well as BlackBerry OS. FULL STORY >

RIM today announced plans to launch two additional BlackBerry 4G PlayBook tablets during the second half of 2011 FULL STORY >

This week we split our gaming news round-up in two, part one looks at some delicious new Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim details, feels sorry for Kevin Butler and showcases the latest Homefront trailer. FULL STORY >

RIM makes an updated version of the BlackBerry Tablet OS simulator available, which embeds the full BlackBerry Browser. FULL STORY >

The iPad 2 is spotted in this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst a new IP, IPv6, is required for the future of the net. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: More leaked details regarding future BlackBerry devices hit the web, whilst there are now over two billion internet users in the world. FULL STORY >

RIM is introducing its new BlackBerry Balance software to allow users to easily split their work and personal lives. FULL STORY >