So what will be the major trends dominating tech during 2011? Check out part one of our three part feature. FULL STORY >

Nintendo's game consoles are still selling like hotcakes in the States and both the Wii and DS have notched up a sales milestones for the Japanese company. FULL STORY >

China cracks down on what it calls illegal VoIP companies, meaning Skype could soon join the list of websites excluded from the country. FULL STORY >

ASUS is unveiling its WAVI Xtion at CES this week, hoping to propel the motion sensing craze even farther than before. FULL STORY >

Richard Mullins, director at digital marketing company Acceleration, gives his view on what the web holds for marketers. FULL STORY >

Facebook isn't only popular with its social networking users as investors also place a high value on the company and its services. FULL STORY >

Nintendo is set to answer the world's 3DS questions in a huge January unveiling in New York City. FULL STORY >

The Kinect's first dancing game, Dance Central, proved to be the most fun we have had with this peripheral yet. FULL STORY >

New rumours indicate that the cartridges for the Nintendo 3DS may be as large as 8 GB. FULL STORY >

Film production and distribution studio Paramount Pictures is releasing some of its movies along with some enhanced features for the Windows Phone 7 platform. FULL STORY >

Official confirmation of the long awaited The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim is finally received. FULL STORY >

Square Enix has announced a postponement to the PS3 release of Final Fantasy XIV as well as an extension to the free trail period for the PC release. FULL STORY >

Billionaire investor and Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen's patent infringement case against 11 big tech companies has hit a legal hurdle, but looks to be still on track. FULL STORY >

There were smartphones galore in 2010. Here is our best of the best. FULL STORY >

Twitter has compiled their top ten trends of 2010 from over 25 billion messages tweeted this year. FULL STORY >