In gaming headlines this week, Remedy Entertainment completes Alan Wake and EA goes racing for real with Team Need for Speed. FULL STORY >

Thanks to the Android OS and the speedy 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon powering the X10i, Sony Ericsson seems to be back in the game. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Pixon 12 narrows the gap between the quality of photos you can take using a cellphone and those taken with a compact digital camera. FULL STORY >

This week in tech, Bill Gates is demoted to the position of world's second richest person, whilst an average woman from New Zealand becomes a social networking star without doing anything special to achieve that goal. FULL STORY >

The Tricklesaver from Radiant Lighting and Electrical will cut back on your home appliances power usage, which is usefull especially in light of Eskom's tariff hikes. FULL STORY >

Conceived by Cape Townbased Optimal Energy and originally designed by South Africanborn Keith Helfet, South Africas very own allelectric car, Joule, will be proudly showcased at the Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland this month. FULL STORY >

The iPhone is now more popular with game developers than any other mobile gaming devices. FULL STORY >

This week in gaming sees developer Bungie dashing hopes that Halo: Reach will use Project Natal and tells you how many Xbox 360 DVDs FF XIII will need. FULL STORY >

The latest GreenHeart phone from Sony Ericsson is the first to come out with Windows Mobile 6.5.3, and is the first GreenHeart business smartphone. FULL STORY >

A PC that has been infected with a virus or malware is frustrating and time consuming to fix, but it need not cost you anything. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson announced that it will launch two more ecofriendly handsets, the Elm and the Hazel, early next year as part of its GreenHeart range. FULL STORY >

The HTC Tattoo brings Android to the mid-range, style focused user. With interchangeable covers and an uncompromised Android experience its worth a look. FULL STORY >

As an indication of the popularity of touchscreen devices, Samsung has just announced the sale of it 50 millionth full touchscreen cellphone. FULL STORY >

Google asked South Africa which three tourist attractions we most wanted the Street View Trikes to photograph. The poll results are in, with few surprises. FULL STORY >

The Intel Reader was launched today, a device that combines a text-scanning camera with a text-to-speech engine designed specifically for the vision impaired and people with learning disabilities. FULL STORY >