Monkeys' teeth, early birds and moon craters all contribute to October's SciNews. FULL STORY >

PayPal introduces its own iPhone application for depositing cheques. FULL STORY >

World of Warcraft reaffirms its title as the world's most popular MMORPG game with the announcement of its latest global subscriber base milestone. FULL STORY >

Is the iPhone 4 about to face Glassgate? FULL STORY >

Sega will be bringing Captain America: Super Soldier, taking place during World War 2, to a number of consoles next year. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Android-powered smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S, has surpassed the five million mark in global sales. FULL STORY >

RIM makes its most popular handset available in a third colour finish FULL STORY >

MTN and Microsoft announce a 50 Mbps dedicated line for TechED Africa visitors FULL STORY >

The new BlackBerry Torch 9800 is now available on Vodacom's network nationwide FULL STORY >

Advances in Sality virus, which has close ties to Stuxnet, is cause for concern says Kaspersky Lab FULL STORY >

It turns out that the world's most popular sport is also the world's most popular virtual sport - FIFA 11 is now the fastest selling sports game ever according to Electronic Arts. FULL STORY >

Razer's new Naga Special Edition mice are designed with the MMO gamer in mind. FULL STORY >

Although the Nike+ system isn???t the most feature packed training system we???ve used, it is an extremely effective way to check your time and pace, and log your kilos on the PC afterwards. FULL STORY >

Google TV will be launching this month in the States, bringing a whole host of new functionality to the TV set. FULL STORY >

Sunny South Africa was no match for the high speed Tokai Challenger, Japan's entrant in this year's South African Solar Challenge. FULL STORY >