MTN today announced the launch of twenty enterprise specific applications for mobile devices, aimed at enabling businesses to take advantage of smartphones to increase their efficiency. FULL STORY >

Global networking leader Cisco has launched its enterprise focused tablet, the Cius, locally. FULL STORY >

Archos has become the latest entrant to the Android Honeycomb tablet game. FULL STORY >

Samsung unveils its solar powered NC215S netbook for the ultimate eco-computing experience. FULL STORY >

Toshiba has launched two new products, a 10.1 Android tablet, and a new notebook that boasts glasses-free 3D. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up Activision unveils its plans for a special PlayStation Move bundle edition of its upcoming GoldenEye 007: Reloaded and the first official Max Payne 3 trailer is released. FULL STORY >

Japanese gaming behemoth Nintendo reveals that a forthcoming update for the 3DS will bring 3D video recording to the portable gaming system, as well as the release dates for two new 3DS titles. FULL STORY >

62.5 million tablets are expected to ship this year according to the IDC, a testament to their growing popularity. FULL STORY >

Verbatim has launched two new portable hard drives particularly for Apple Mac users. FULL STORY >

The KT SpiderPad seems set to offer the best of all mobile computing worlds, transitioning from tablet to smartphone to notebook. FULL STORY >

Atari looks set to bring nostalgic arcade gaming entertainment back from the '70s and '80s, as it is reportedly releasing a joystick accessory for Apple's iPad soon. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry holding company Research In Motion makes its PlayBook tablet available to more corporates and SMEs via Telkom Business Mobile. FULL STORY >

Samsung has been compelled to remove its newly announced Galaxy Tab 7.7 after Apple won an injunction preventing it from selling and marketing the product in Germany. FULL STORY >

More details about a forthcoming Kindle Tablet from Amazon have begun to emerge. FULL STORY >

During IFA 2011 in Berlin the Korean tech giant Samsung has revealed its Galaxy Note, which it says isn't a small tablet, but rather a new type of smartphone. FULL STORY >