Our best of the web for June 2011, specially selected to spend some quality time with. FULL STORY >

Rockstar Games provide the details around DLC for its epic crime adventure game L.A. Noire. FULL STORY >

Maxis takes a leap into the action RPG realm with Darkspore, an addictive sci-fi slashing romp with a ton of customisation options. FULL STORY >

The tech Stork delivers the latest Android-running baby, emanating from the Japanese-Swedish company's stable, to our offices for review. FULL STORY >

LG today officially released its new line of Cinema 3D TVs in South Africa, ushering in the age of full HD, 3D and internet connected TV. FULL STORY >

It's been confirmed today that Activision's next CoD title, Modern Warfare 3, will offer an optional paid service to hardcore players. FULL STORY >

The beta version of Opera Software's latest web browser for the PC, Opera 11.50, is available for download and testing. FULL STORY >

We try to solve some bad tech jargon, including "NFC", "chiclet-styled keyboards" and "form factor". FULL STORY >

In the latest Silicon Valley lawsuit Paypal and EBay is taking on Google, accusing the internet giants of stealing trade secrets. FULL STORY >

GPU and mobile processor maker Nvidia reveals the first new mobile GPU in its GeForce 500M range. FULL STORY >

Asus today unveiled its newest hybrid device in the form of the Padfone, a tablet and smartphone solution which can literally be melded into one. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news round-up we check up on some Modern Warfare 3 details, await Sony's NGP and welcome a new online Tom Clancy experience from Ubisoft. FULL STORY >

In part two of this week's gaming news round-up: Diablo III runestones unveiled, EA extending Facebook presence and Assassin's Creed Revelations debut trailer released. FULL STORY >

As Smart TVs continue to gain popularity Samsung shares a number of its recent app successes, giving us even more reason to get a smarter TV. FULL STORY >

The Sunday Times recently held its Brand of the Year awards, and it was RIM's BlackBerry that stepped away with top honours. FULL STORY >