This week in the Gaming News Round-up: Expectation builds for Crysis 3, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 DLC is announced and Tomb Raider embraces multiplayer. FULL STORY >

Ford introduces its Sync in-car infotainment system that it developed along with Microsoft, in the new Focus. FULL STORY >

2013 is already looking like it's set to be a spectacular year on the gaming front. Here are our top picks. FULL STORY >

Facebook presents its Year In Review recap of the people, moments and events that created the most buzz during 2012. FULL STORY >

IDC reveals that the worldwide smart connected device (PC, smartphone, and tablet) market grew by 27.1% during Q3 2012. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: Crysis 3 is dated, while new trailers are released for DMC Devil May Cry and Company of Heroes 2. FULL STORY >

The latest Android usage data shows that the newest versions of Android, namely ICS and Jelly Bean, have made their way onto more mobile devices. FULL STORY >

Gartner has addressed three of the major security concerns raised by the Bring Your Own Device trend. FULL STORY >

TechSmart spent five days on the road with Hyundai's Golf and Focus rival, the i30, to find out if this South Korean is able to match up to its German and American competition. FULL STORY >

LG looks to stake a claim on the mid-range segment courtesy of its Optimus L7 which runs on Android Ice Cream Sandwich out of the box. FULL STORY >

Finally, DMC Devil May Cry's demo has arrived on Xbox Live and PlayStation Network. We find out if it is worth your time and bandwidth. FULL STORY >

DionWired launches a themed digital wonderland shopping experience for Xmas called Imaginarium. FULL STORY >

Jolla, a group consisting of mostly former Nokia employees has showcased its new mobile platform for mobile devices. FULL STORY >

Hot gaming news featuring Star Wars going free, a new Crysis 3 trailer and some limited edition Lara Croft merchandise surface. FULL STORY >

Microsoft's chief executive officer, Steve Balmer, has told Le Parisien that sales of its new Surface tablet are off to a modest start. FULL STORY >