In this week's Gaming News Round-up: the first trailer for the forthcoming Need for Speed The Run is released, with the Diablo III launch window and first NCIS-based game also announced. FULL STORY >

Google has some advice for Android app developers to ensure that their Honeycomb apps designed for tablets, still perform optimally on Ice Cream Sandwich running smartphones. FULL STORY >

Canon South Africa will hold a creative photography competition, with more than R150 000 in prizes up for grabs. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google buys German group buying site DailyDeal, to gain a group buying presence in Europe. FULL STORY >

Canadian BlackBerry holding company Research In Motion delivers its fiscal results for its second quarter of 2012. FULL STORY >

The P14 LED Lenser may just be the brightest flashlight we've come across to date that offers all the benefits of LED in a portable package. FULL STORY >

A new 1.5 GHz dual-core CPU-powered smartphone is added to HTC's smartphone line-up, offering longer battery life and Beats Audio to boot. FULL STORY >

IT security firm Kaspersky Lab's web security experts present their report for August. FULL STORY >

HP and Autonomy may be working on a super intelligent search engine that correlates and connects information from previously unsearchable sources. FULL STORY >

Two online security companies have joined forced in a bid to create a safer internet that is free of malware threats. FULL STORY >

Spring has sprung and the following tech gear is essential if you want to shake off that winter fat and hit the road again. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: Sony announces that its PSN network is back on the winning track and some free Red Dead Redemption DLC is coming. FULL STORY >

Samsung's newly announced SE-208BW optical drive does double duty as a smart media hub, enabling users to wirelessly stream and play CDs and DVDs on numerous devices. FULL STORY >

Following last year's Dantes Inferno, another of EA's titles, Shadows of the Damned, takes us on a perilous journey to hell and back. FULL STORY >

South African paramedics responding to serious accidents are being provided with life-saving information through Helivac Assist, a first-of-its-kind centralised database that enables paramedics to access patient info. FULL STORY >