This week in the Gaming News Round-up: Gran Turismo 6 revs its engines, EA ceases the maligned Online Pass and a new RPG is announced. FULL STORY >

Google has made the common sense decision of consolidating its storage offerings, meaning users will be able to allocate their 15 GB free storage as they see fit. FULL STORY >

Nokia reveals its latest smartphone - the Lumia 925 - which trades its all polycarbonate casing in for a partial aluminium one. FULL STORY >

Samsung's Galaxy S3 was one of the best-selling smartphones of 2012, but how well does the full HD S4 perform under scrutiny? FULL STORY >

Vodacom makes the Nokia Lumia 720 smartphone available to local subscribers. FULL STORY >

Sony reveals its latest Android-operating smartphone - the Xperia ZR. FULL STORY >

Nokia reveals the first of its new generation Asha mobile phones - the touch-based Asha 501. FULL STORY >

Monster hones into the stylish taste of audiophiles of the fairer sex with their fashionable Diamond Tears Edge premium headset. FULL STORY >

Microsoft surpasses two milestone for its products, namely the 100 million licenses sold mark with Windows 8 and 250 million user mark for SkyDrive. FULL STORY >

Targeted attacks, which aim at stealing intellectual property, are apparently on the rise, while small businesses are in attackers' crosshairs, according to Symantec. FULL STORY >

Intel showcases its latest generation of Atom mobile processor architecture dubbed Silvermont. FULL STORY >

Samsung showcases its latest smartphone addition to the Android-running Galaxy range. FULL STORY >

The LiveScribe Wi-Fi smartpen offers the best of both worlds - traditional handwritten notes and the convenience of digital capture and archiving. FULL STORY >

Sega and Gearbox Software are being sued by angry customers, who claim they were lied to about the final product. FULL STORY >

Nokia is making its Lumia 720 and 520 smartphones available locally during the course of this month. FULL STORY >