LG reveals its new smartphone design identity called LStyle, with which it aims to return to a design-centric focus to its smartphones as it had in the past with devices like the Chocolate and Shine. FULL STORY >

Twitter has updated its mobile app for Apple's iPhone as well as Android-powered mobile devices. FULL STORY >

Korean tech firm LG reveals its Optimus 3D successor, the Optimus 3D Max. FULL STORY >

Vodacom and BlackBerry maker Research In Motion launch two new smartphones in South Africa, the BlackBerry Bold 9790 and BlackBerry Curve 9380. FULL STORY >

Nokia breaks new mobile OS ground with the Nokia Lumia 800, the Finnish company's first Windows Phone Mango-powered smartphone. FULL STORY >

The premium Norton by Symantec web security package, Norton 360 version 6.0, has come up tops during independently run performance and protection tests. FULL STORY >

Chinas telecommunications solutions provider ZTE has unveiled two new Android 4.0-running mobile devices, which it will be launching at the upcoming Mobile World Congress show. FULL STORY >

The ongoing patent saga between Apple and Samsung continues, as the iPhone maker sues Samsung in the US over patent infringement. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Far Cry 3's release date is revealed, whilst Remedy sheds some light on Alan Wake 2. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky unveils Kaspersky-ONE, a multi-platform solution that brings virus, spam and malware protection to both the computers and mobile devices that users own via a one license approach. FULL STORY >

The smartphone and tablet maker Motorola Mobility has revealed which mobile devices it will be updating to the latest version of Android and by when. FULL STORY >

Apple approaches the court for permission to file a patent infringement lawsuit against bankrupt Kodak. FULL STORY >

Although the move towards the cloud is a sure thing internationally, local SMEs seem to be weary to make the shift, at least in certain regards. FULL STORY >

Those who don't quite know what to do with old printers, CRT monitors and keyboards lying around, might want to head over to their nearest Incredible Connection. FULL STORY >

Korean tech giant Samsung has pulled the wraps off its latest Android-powered tablet, the Galaxy Tab 2, which will be replacing the original Galaxy Tab. FULL STORY >