Gartner announces its worldwide PC shipment outlook for Q4 2012. FULL STORY >

Asus' MeMO Pad has been unveiled, and it brings with it an exceedingly affordable price tag to boot. FULL STORY >

The Razer Edge has garnered not one, but three awards from CNET, including a coveted Best of CES nod. 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 >

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

Two interesting developments on the Xbox front have emerged of late, pertaining to the Xbox SmartGlass app and the highly anticipated and much rumoured Xbox 720. FULL STORY >

With the Galaxy Note II, Samsung has given us easily the most innovative of its phones to date, marrying what we loved about the first Galaxy Note with the best of the Galaxy S3. FULL STORY >

Microsoft's chief executive officer, Steve Balmer, has told Le Parisien that sales of its new Surface tablet are off to a modest start. FULL STORY >

Lenovo has announced two very interesting convertable ultrabooks and a Windows RT notebook, with their own unique twist on the forthcoming crop of Windows 8 and Windows RT offerings. FULL STORY >

According to research commissioned by Avanade, companies are embracing enterprise mobility and consumer technologies to help employees do their jobs in new ways. FULL STORY >

The Nexus 7 has apparently garnered close to one million sales in a single month, something which should make all tablet owners happy for what it portends. FULL STORY >

Apple's latest press launch was a knuckle-biting launch which didn't disappoint, leaving us with an iPad Mini, and an even more powerful iPad, to look forward to. FULL STORY >

Samsung's launch of its Galaxy Note II, left us impressed, as it showcased an even more refined and feature-rich phablet than the original Galaxy Note. FULL STORY >