Valve reveals a ton of details regarding Portal 2 and Steam's upcoming release on the PS3, signalling the start of PC/PS3 cross-platform play. FULL STORY >

We travel to a galaxy far far away to join Obi-Wan, Anakin, Yoda and the rest in a new block busting Lego Star Wars adventure. FULL STORY >

Following in the footsteps of HP's capable 6500A Plus, comes the Officejet 7500A Wide Format that can print A3 pages. FULL STORY >

MTN has unveiled MTN Traveller, a new application that will enable users to book accommodation, rent a car and eventually do airline bookings via their web-enabled handsets. FULL STORY >

Nokia has started shipping its second Symbian^3 device, the Nokia C7. FULL STORY >

Nokia adds three devices to the Symbian S^3 stable FULL STORY >

We look at a rundown of the highest grossing sci fi movies of all time, and some of the entires might surprise you. FULL STORY >

TechSmart caught up with Chris Schoultz, owner of Character Matters and stereoscopic and technical director on The Lion Of Judah, to talk about the dizzying amount of processing power and storage space that was needed to produce South Africa's first... FULL STORY >

AMDs Opteron 4000 Series is specifically designed to address cloud computing requirements. FULL STORY >

The Korean car manufacturer Kia joins other SA companies like SABC, ABSA and Nedbank in adopting the Q-platform to market their products and offer services to their clients and perspective buyers. FULL STORY >

SE has launched the Zylo and the Spiro, two new Walkman phones that boast social networking capabilities as well. FULL STORY >

Lion of Judah, a locally made 3D animation feature, is in the final stages of production and is set to hit SA cinemas later in the year. FULL STORY >

More details have been revealed about bada, Samsung's new open mobile platform. FULL STORY >

Samsung set to drop Symbian in favour of its soon-to-be launched in-house mobile platform, bada. FULL STORY >

Google\'s ambitions to digitise all the books in the world have been simultaneously applauded and criticised. While Google claims its intentions are noble some point towards its growing monopoly on access to information. FULL STORY >