The Nokia Comes with Music Party Bus tours SAs South Coast. FULL STORY >

A draft spec for a 3D web standard was published yesterday, based on work by Mozilla and the Khronos Group. FULL STORY >

More details have been revealed about bada, Samsung's new open mobile platform. FULL STORY >

The Google Chrome browser is now available in beta testing mode for Mac OS X and Linux. FULL STORY >

Nintendo stick to the classic Mario formula with tough, but incredibly enjoyable gameplay. New Super Mario Bros. Wii is a game changer with support for up to four players. We've never experienced so much chaos- it's absorbing. FULL STORY >

Sony, in a deal with FIFA, will film and broadcast 25 2010 FIFA World Cup games in 3D. FULL STORY >

This ultraportable from Sony looks stylish and comes with both impressive specs and a hefty pricetag. FULL STORY >

Since his debut single, Today, reached the top of the charts, Jesse Clegg has been a busy man. He was nominated for two SAMA awards and performed at the Mandela Day concert in New York City. We caught up with him to talk tech. FULL STORY >

The internet as we know it open, free and unchecked is in peril, so claims Jonathan Zittrain, professor of internet governance at Oxford University. FULL STORY >

EA Sports have added another fitness title to their popular Sports Active franchise for the Nintendo Wii; EA Sports Active More Workouts. FULL STORY >

Phoenix Software announced today that their Transparent Language Premium Edition courses, which enables you to learn languages at your own pace, is now locally available. FULL STORY >

Bing has released the result of the most searched terms on its engine this year. The trends prove both morbid and interesting. FULL STORY >

Nokia announced two new devices earlier this week, the 6700 and 7230. The devices are aimed, according to the Finnish handset manufacturer, at the style-conscious mobile user who also craves social networking connectivity. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry App World is at long last available in SA. FULL STORY >

Intel is currently working on a chip that will be implanted in the human brain, allowing people to control computers and other device by thought alone. FULL STORY >