In gaming news this week Sony's PS3 and PSP have finally landed on Facebook, while Activision might have lost out on its chance to be the first to announce its new James Bond title, thanks to a UK online retailer. FULL STORY >

Facebook has announced a new Open Graph system that allows for a more social web experience. FULL STORY >

The SA launch of Microsoft Office 2010 took place yesterday, with Microsoft looking set to take on Google Docs with what it calls Office for the internet generation. FULL STORY >

Internet Solutions has announced that they have launched their 700th AlwaysOn hotspot in the country. FULL STORY >

Ubisoft has announced that they will be making use of electronic manuals instead of paper ones for their PS3 and Xbox 360 games. FULL STORY >

Exspect's charge kit for the Xbox 360 controller allows users to recharge their controller batteries, even while using the controller to play a game. FULL STORY >

Vodacom introduced a new fibre network that is suited for businesses located in big city areas. FULL STORY >

Pick n Pay is officially launching its recycling initiative, whereby people can take batteries, used ink cartridges and plastic containers to certain Pick n Pays for recycling. FULL STORY >

Five jetski riders set out on an adventure tomorrow to help raise awareness about cancer as well as to raise funds thatll be employed by the Cancer Association of South Africa CANSA in the fight against the disease. FULL STORY >

This week Apple ascends in the ranking of the Forbes 500 list of biggest US companies, whilst a new concept hoodie shows us how tech is really taking over all facets of our daily lives, even the clothes can now be tech savvy. FULL STORY >