Intel signs an agreement with the Square Kilometre Array team and South African Department of Science and Technology, to provide the latest processing and software development technologies to the SKA project. FULL STORY >

The Billion Compact HomePlug AV 500 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter aims to give home users another way to create a home network. FULL STORY >

Internet security firm Kaspersky Lab warns social networking users around a new malware threats concerning Google's Google+ network. FULL STORY >

Taiwan-based computer manufacturers Acer has become the new and sole IT partner of the Springboks rugby team. FULL STORY >

Another partnership by Dimension Data could give businesses a way to ensure business continuity. FULL STORY >

South Africa's third cellular network Cell C looks to become first on your list of mobile internet providers, announces new bigger bundles broadband products. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up Apple's MacBook is discontinued, whilst Mac OS X Lion becomes Apples fastest selling OS. FULL STORY >

A new range of notebooks enables one to swap notebook lids and change the appearance of the notebook on the fly. FULL STORY >

SA's 1st satellite-based Video-on-Demand service is a go, allowing subscribers the opportunity to rent the latest Hollywood blockbusters from the comfort of their home. FULL STORY >

Local telecommunications giant Vodacom has revealed its reduced data tariffs, which will result in big savings for contract customers. FULL STORY >

Digital imaging giants Nikon South Africa and Adobe South Africa have joined forces. FULL STORY >

Tell Asus why you are proudly South African and you can win a top-of-the-line P8P67 Deluxe motherboard. FULL STORY >

Anonomous, the notorious hacker group responsible for a series of cyber attacks on financial institutions last year, has launched their own social networking site. FULL STORY >

One of the world's largest independent mobile ad networks, InMobi, releases its latest (May 2011) Mobile Insights Report for Africa. FULL STORY >

The mischievous hacker group Lulz Security takes on News Corporation, by replacing an online news article on The Sun newspaper, with a fake report of Rupert Murdoch's death. FULL STORY >