This week in the Gaming News Round-up: EA announces a Battlefield 4 beta offer, while more info surrounding upcoming Battlefield 3 DLC is revealed. FULL STORY >

The BX327C DLP projector enables users to bring the big screen movie viewing experience right into their living rooms. FULL STORY >

Growing familiarity with social networks is driving new forms of lending and borrowing money, which bypass banks altogether. FULL STORY >

Research in Motion has been ordered to pay a substantial $147 million in damages to Mformation Technologies, after a court ruled that the BlackBerry maker had infringed on its patents. FULL STORY >

Fujifilm sues Motorola Mobility over alleged patent violations. FULL STORY >

The Amazing Spider-Man swings its way back onto the big screen after a five year absence. Can it amaze, and finally do the titular hero justice? FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Valve kicks off a Steam summer sale, whilst Bioware shares details of Mass Effect 3 DLC. FULL STORY >

Nielsen reveals its newest stats surrounding the mobile phone market in the US. FULL STORY >

If tablets are the movie stars of the computing world, then without a doubt, ultrabooks are its rock and pop icons. Which ultrabook is for you? FULL STORY >

Nikon today announced the development of what they are calling a ground breaking super-telephoto, fixed focal length lens to add to its line-up of full frame FX NIKKOR lenses. FULL STORY >

The worldwide PC market has had to endure its growth stalling due to a number of factors, according to the IDC. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is acquiring multi-touch touchscreen maker and software development firm Perceptive Pixel. FULL STORY >

Wacom has announced the Cintiq 24HD touch and Cintiq 22HD interactive pen displays, which boast a number of premium features and a pricetag to match. FULL STORY >

Nuance Communications will be making its Dragon Drive! Messaging functionality available within certain BMW vehicles. FULL STORY >

The International Telecommunication Union is engaging with mobile device firms and other stakeholders to end rampant patent lawsuits. FULL STORY >