Sony has showcased four new Xperia phones at the Consumer Electronics Show, and revealed more details on the South Africa bound Xperia S. FULL STORY >

The Nokia Lumia 800 is expected to be available in South Africa during the first quarter of 2012, with the Nokia Lumia 710 following early in the second quarter. FULL STORY >

Canon today unveiled its new PowerShot G1X, a new compact camera that intends offering DSLR levels of image quality in a compact and portable metal body. FULL STORY >

Steve Balmer, the chief executive officer of Microsoft, gave the company's final keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show this week. FULL STORY >

This week, Acer unveiled and previewed its forthcoming AcerCloud offering. FULL STORY >

Approximately 45 000 Facebook log in details worldwide were compromised this week by the Ramnit worm. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up we learn that Call of Duty will receive new content on an ongoing basis, Epic Mickey 2 will come to the Xbox 360 and PS3 and that God of War 4 may be the industry's worst kept secret. FULL STORY >

Microsoft celebrated the official end of the road for its long-running Internet Explorer IE 6 browser in the US, as its usage dropped below 1%. FULL STORY >

Belkin's Play Max Wireless router not only impresses with excellent speeds, it also has a number of nifty features on offer as well. FULL STORY >

Microsoft announced this week that the forthcoming Consumer Electronics Show in January will be its last. FULL STORY >

Apple's co-founder is honored with a posthumous Grammy Award for his contributions to the music industry. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up we learn that the highly anticipated The Last Guardian game is still in development, whilst the first round of Modern Warfare 3 DLC is announced. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson is updating many of its Xperia smartphones to Android Ice Cream Sandwich early in the new year. FULL STORY >

YouTube provides the list of most watched videos during 2011, locally and internationally. FULL STORY >

The US International Trade Commission finds that Motorola Mobility hasn't violated six of the seven Microsoft patents, but did infringe upon one. FULL STORY >