Apple and Samsung will be holding settlement talks in order to try and resolve the patent battles between them. FULL STORY >

Popular social networking destination Twitter reveals its Innovator's Patent Agreement, via which the site commits to using its patents for defensive purposes and not as a revenue generating tool. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has announced the various editions that Windows 8 will be available in. FULL STORY >

The location-centric service Foursquare crosses the two billion mark in check-ins, thanks to its twenty million plus users. FULL STORY >

MWEB slashes its 1 Mbps uncapped ADSL pricing by R100, now starting at R199. FULL STORY >

We put our movie knowledge to the test during week six of Research In Motion's Touch Awesomeness competition. FULL STORY >

Fall of the Samurai is the first stand-alone expansion to the Total War: Shogun 2 series and brings the powerful effect of gunpowder to the franchise. FULL STORY >

Apple makes the new iPad available in South Africa and eight more countries next Friday. FULL STORY >

In this weeks Gaming News Round-up: EA is looking to bring Need for Speed to the silver screen, whilst the Bulletstorm sequel is shelved and Crysis 3 is leaked. FULL STORY >

Microsoft gets a US court order against Motorola Mobility that will keep the US smartphone maker from enforcing a possible sales ban against its products in Germany. FULL STORY >

BluWave CRM leverages the power of tablet devices to ensure you have access to your data while you are on the move, with the result being more face-to-face selling opportunity and increased sales. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone giant Nokia shares a few fiscal details surrounding its forthcoming Q1 2012 financial report. FULL STORY >

Toshiba has announced three new Android tablets, including one of the largest tablet offerings to date - 13.3" FULL STORY >

Gartner expects tablet sales around the world to amount to almost 119 million this year. FULL STORY >

The popular social networking site Twitter has filed a lawsuit in a US federal court against five spammers and spamming tool providers. FULL STORY >