In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Blizzard finally announces the release date of Mists of Pandaria, while more details around Battlefield 3: Aftermath are revealed. FULL STORY >

In the market for a media tablet that offers plenty of spec bang for your bucks, comes preloaded with a spate of useful apps and is backed by an extensive warranty Tarsus' Onyx Calypso 9.7 tablet definitely fits the bill. FULL STORY >

Canons PowerShot SX240 HS continues the companys ongoing trend of producing accessible compacts that feel as comfortable in ones hand as they are intuitive to photograph with. FULL STORY >

Samsung has issued a warning to general users about a new hoax, which uses Samsung's name to try dupe the public out of almost R3000. FULL STORY >

RIM appoints a new managing director for South- and Southern Africa. FULL STORY >

According to a new report, data usage is increasing locally, at the expense of spending on voice. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab reveals a new security suite for Mac computer users, with more threats popping up. FULL STORY >

Sharp has launched the ILED70, a 70" interactive display locally, which is particularly focused on catering to users in business and educational institutes. FULL STORY >

Genius' SW-G2.1 1250 speaker system boasts a massive 38 watts of RMS sound power, but is this enough to blow away the competition? FULL STORY >

It's easy to dismiss Canons S100 as just another small little compact amid a vast ocean of choice. You would be seriously mistaken though. FULL STORY >

Cellular technology is playing an increasingly important role in health systems across the globe. Dubbed mHealth mobile health, the industry is now moving out of its infancy. But its not without teething problems. FULL STORY >

Offering some of the same functionality as prosumer DSLRs, Canons PowerShot G-series was recently forced to undergo a transformation of sorts. The result is the G1 x. FULL STORY >

Nokia is reportedly changing its smartphone strategy with its forthcoming Windows Phone 8 devices. FULL STORY >

All the best news from the world of science, featuring bees, sports drinks and fireflies. FULL STORY >

McTiVia enables Mac and PC users to wirelessly stream content from their computer to an HDTV, with the device being able to receive content from up to eight different devices simultaneously. FULL STORY >