Ubisoft announces the next installment in the popular Anno RTS series, with Anno 2070 taking civilization building into tomorrow. FULL STORY >

This season Samsung will be erecting a Samsung showcase at Loftus Versfeld for every game hosted by the Blue Bulls Company. FULL STORY >

Sony is rumoured to be seeking a replacement for CEO, Sir Howard Stringer, possibly in the form of PlayStation boss, Kaz Hirai. FULL STORY >

Evangelical Christians in Brazil have apparently banned the use of USB connections. FULL STORY >

Update enables 3D Blu-Ray functionality on Sony's PlayStation 3 FULL STORY >

The formal adoption of the fourth version of Bluetooth has been announced by the Bluetooth Special Interest Group. FULL STORY >

Acer has unveiled their latest notebook series that promises to put in a full day's work. FULL STORY >

Samsung will be the official Blue Bulls electronics sponsor for the next three years. FULL STORY >

TomTom have announced a GPS device specifically aimed at Blue Bulls fans. It will be available by the end of next month. FULL STORY >

2010 looks to be stocked with some awesome new advances on the technological front. We stare into our crystal ball to predict the big technology trends for the coming 365 days. FULL STORY >

The Bluetooth Special Interest Group announced the implementation of Bluetooth low energy wireless technology, a new low energy version of Bluetooth. FULL STORY >

A small portable photo printer with a nice 3.5-inch touch-screen, spewing out decent prints. FULL STORY >

Samsung has launched the first ever touch-screen operated, environmentally friendly mobile phone called Blue Earth. It will be available in South Africa from the end of October. FULL STORY >

South Africa was ground zero for the development of mibli, powered by Microsoft OneApp. The platform enables basic handsets to run mobile apps like Twitter, Facebook and Windows Live Messenger. Can it reach the next billion? FULL STORY >

The Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000 is Microsofts thinnest keyboard ever, as its just slightly thicker than the width of a AAA battery. FULL STORY >