As expected we all survived 2012, luckily with our iPads and ultrabooks intact. Here are a few of the trends we see on the technological front in 2013. FULL STORY >

After presenting the 'bending over backwards' Yoga last year, Lenovo is at it again, introducing the business-focused FULL STORY >

The latest unexpected company to debut new Android tablets is none other than Polaroid. FULL STORY >

Microsoft reveals that it has now passed the 60 million mark for Windows 8 licences sold. FULL STORY >

Nvidia has unveiled its answer to portable console gaming at the Consumer Electronics Show. FULL STORY >

Razer's innovative Project Fiona device, newly renamed the Razer Edge, has been given a release window and base price. FULL STORY >

Nvidia announces its latest mobile processing unit, the Tegra 4 mobile chipset. FULL STORY >

Tech in 2012 was not all plain sailing, and the industry surely had its ups and downs. Here are the top 5 stories that attracted the most attention here in the TechSmart office. FULL STORY >

RIM announces the financial results for its fiscal Q3 2013 period, revealing an operating profit for the company. FULL STORY >

Nokia and RIM settle all outstanding legal actions between the two firms, thanks to a patent licence agreement. FULL STORY >

Asus' VivoTab RT Windows-based tablet managed to win us over thanks to a beautiful screen, fine build and generally very good performance. FULL STORY >

In 2012 weve seen tablets screen resolution expand to stunning levels; smaller tablets with sublime performance; and a distinctive approach to edging out the competition with the 'write' stuff. Here is our pick for this yea'rs top 5 tablets. FULL STORY >

IDC reveals that the worldwide smart connected device (PC, smartphone, and tablet) market grew by 27.1% during Q3 2012. FULL STORY >

Belkin's Verve Tab Folio offers a classy and attractive way to protect and store one's Kindle Touch. FULL STORY >

The latest Android usage data shows that the newest versions of Android, namely ICS and Jelly Bean, have made their way onto more mobile devices. FULL STORY >