In this week’s Gaming News Round-up: Formula 1 2013 guns its engines, Rayman Legends to boast 40 additional levels and mini-game, and the third DLC for Dishonored is announced. FULL STORY >

Grid 2 races onto the current-gen gaming platforms, looking to appeal to both arcade racers and racing simulator fans alike. FULL STORY >

Nokia announces Mail for Exchange for Asha phones as well as the availability of the Editori text and sheet apps. FULL STORY >

Yahoo! has dropped a seemingly innocuous clanger, announcing that long time users of Yahoo! Classic have little choice but to upgrade and accept the company's policies if they want to retain their email. FULL STORY >

Gmail is set to receive a makeover, and will emerge from the surgeons theatre with new tabs and hopefully, better organisation. FULL STORY >

The latest Magic Lantern has enabled the EOS 5D Mark III to offer continuous RAW video recording. FULL STORY >

Microsoft completes the migration process for all Hotmail users to Outlook.com. FULL STORY >

Canon has announced two new prime lenses for Cinema EOS users in particular, and cinematographers in general. FULL STORY >

Microsoft sells over 40 million Windows 8 licences so far and signs up more than 25 million Outlook.com users in around four months. FULL STORY >

Twitter adds a new feature and also makes enhancements to the Android and iOS application. FULL STORY >

LG's D2542P display enables users to bring the 3D cinema experience home. FULL STORY >

Canon has announced a new addition to its Cinema EOS system, the C100, which is squarely aimed at professional, independent filmmakers. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has unveils a sleek, full-featured successor to Hotmail, with Outlook.com. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab releases its spam report for the month of June, showing a drop in the amount of unsolicited mail. FULL STORY >

Facebook has come under fire for changing the email address shown on users' profile to one that points to their often ignored Facebook email. FULL STORY >