Finnish phone giant Nokia makes the midrange Lumia 710 available in South Africa. FULL STORY >

Microsoft makes version 1.0 of Skype for Windows Phone Mango-powered smartphones available for download. FULL STORY >

For those who prefer QWERTY over touch, Research In Motion offers the sleek BlackBerry Curve 9360. We take its digit-loving keyboard for a spin. FULL STORY >

In this weekÔÇÖs Gaming News Round-up: a new God of War announced, whilst Darksiders II will remain in the development realm a couple of months longer. FULL STORY >

MasterCard's Worldwide Online Shopping Survey reveals that 58% of South Africans using the internet are shopping online; 89% of them are satisfied with their overall online shopping experience. FULL STORY >

MasterCard and Oltio bring the MasterCard Mobile payment facility to the South African market. FULL STORY >

Apple and Samsung will be holding settlement talks in order to try and resolve the patent battles between them. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has announced the various editions that Windows 8 will be available in. FULL STORY >

The location-centric service Foursquare crosses the two billion mark in check-ins, thanks to its twenty million plus users. FULL STORY >

The latest bill raising alarm amongst internet freedom watchdogs is the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), which some are concerned may be picking up where SOPA left off. FULL STORY >

Fall of the Samurai is the first stand-alone expansion to the Total War: Shogun 2 series and brings the powerful effect of gunpowder to the franchise. FULL STORY >

Mobile enthusiasts have plenty to look forward to in the months ahead, with each of the mobile manufacturers putting their best foot forward. FULL STORY >

Canon has announced yet another EOS DSLR, the EOS 1D C, this time targeting cinematographers and motion picture photographers. FULL STORY >

In this weeks Gaming News Round-up: EA is looking to bring Need for Speed to the silver screen, whilst the Bulletstorm sequel is shelved and Crysis 3 is leaked. FULL STORY >

Microsoft gets a US court order against Motorola Mobility that will keep the US smartphone maker from enforcing a possible sales ban against its products in Germany. FULL STORY >