Twitter announces their official app for RIM's BlackBerry smartphones. FULL STORY >

Adobe launches CS5 today via its website, with Creative Suite 5 adding Flash Catalyst to the already impressive list of CS programs on offer. FULL STORY >

Apple is once again the fruit of choice for media companies around the world, as the Cupertinobased company dominated tech headlines this week with the US launch and WiFi problems of some users of the iPad and the showcasing of iPhone OS 4. FULL STORY >

AMD yesterday introduced their new ATI Radeon 5870 Eyefinity 6 graphics card, making it possible to have six seamlessly connected displays. FULL STORY >

The Harmony 300i bring's some common sense to Logitechs range of universal remotes. FULL STORY >

LG understands the need for a secondary monitor for notebook users perfectly. The W1930S is an 18.5inch monitor that stands at roughly the same height as a notebook display. FULL STORY >

This week sees Samsung raking in the cash from its new Apple iPad supply orchard, while Sony reveals the world's smallest AVCHD HD camcorder. FULL STORY >

Mozilla releases Firefox 3.6.2 ahead of schedule in order to beef up the security of its popular browser. FULL STORY >

After MWEB announced its uncapped ADSL offerings last week, Afrihost also released their prices and info regarding their current and future uncapped ADSL offerings. FULL STORY >

The new Guitar Hero: Van Halen feels a little half-baked. It includes all the famous Van Halen tracks, but the game reverts back to GH1 type features, making it feel dated. FULL STORY >

The New York Times reported that Google, Sony, Intel and Logitech are joining forces to bring Google TV into your home, so that you can be on the net at work, on your home PC or notebook, mobile phone and now on your TV as well. FULL STORY >

MWEB introduces uncapped ADSL packages to businesses and home users available from only R219 per month. FULL STORY >

Microsoft launches three new HD webcams that not only records in 720p, but also makes use of a new technology to allow for the best quality images in all lighting conditions. FULL STORY >

Twitter CEO Evan Williams announced plans to release a new Twitter platform in the near future, @anywhere, which will integrate Twitter tools and functionality directly on media partners websites. FULL STORY >

Some non-English speakers will soon be able to use OpenOffice.org in their native language. FULL STORY >