Qualcomm's Snapdragon SDK for Android gives developers access to features only found on Snapdragon-powered devices. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up, LucasArts announce Star Wars 1313, whilst it is revealed that Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance is dropping early in 2013. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Korean neighbour throws its hat into the budget smartphone ring, with the first of its L-Style mobile devices, the LG Optimus L3. FULL STORY >

Research In Motion shares more details surrounding the upcoming edition of its mobile operating system, with the release of its initial BlackBerry 10 developer tools. FULL STORY >

Nikon has announced its new entry-level DSLR, the D3200, and it isn't pulling punches. FULL STORY >

Indie game development studio, See Through Studios, has made its new game Flatland: Fallen Angle available for free. FULL STORY >

In part 2 of this weeks Gaming News Round-up: Assassin's Creed 3 is dated, the PlayStation 4 is rumoured, again, and NeverDead gets some more DLC. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has announced the winner of its Windows Phone Application Development competition, with a South African developer receiving R50 000 for his mobile game. FULL STORY >

The latest report from Bloomberg has asserted that an iPad 3 is imminent in the next two months. FULL STORY >

Steve Balmer, the chief executive officer of Microsoft, gave the company's final keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show this week. FULL STORY >

Apple's co-founder is honored with a posthumous Grammy Award for his contributions to the music industry. FULL STORY >

This year has been many things, but uneventful on the technology front was never one of them. So what exactly was the big news? Here are our Top 5 tech news stories of 2011. FULL STORY >

Intel's Genevieve Bell shares some of her insights into how technology is playing out in our lives today. FULL STORY >

In mid-October, AMD launched its latest salvo in its bid for unrivalled performance, announcing its new AMD FX family of desktop CPUs, which included its range of eight core processors, appropriately nicknamed Bulldozer. FULL STORY >

Google reveals the names of the first four entrepreneurial teams who have been chosen for the Umbono programme. FULL STORY >