It's a plethora of processor news for this week's Tech News Round-up as Samsung and ARM announce new mobile computing CPUs, while AMD unveil a new GPU and the iPad is used to modernise the classroom. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news roundup we wish the venerable PlayStation a happy 15th birthday and take a look at some free new games. FULL STORY >

In a move that Google believes can save 2-5 seconds per search, the search giant has introduced Google Instant. FULL STORY >

Google's new TV service is set to launch worldwide early next year, prepare to welcome the web to your television set. FULL STORY >

The Nvidia Tegra 2 mobile CPU is set to appear in the new range of Optimus smartphones from LG. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Labs uncovers new malware threats that targets instant messengers. FULL STORY >

Atari title from the 90's bears striking resemblance to Google Android design FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up - Apple claims to outsell both Nintendo's DS and Sony's PSP worldwide in terms of entertainment content, whilst Google buys a social gaming company and the list of in-game Need For Speed: Hot... FULL STORY >

Infamous Bulls player claims the top position for Google searches in the last week locally FULL STORY >

With winter behind us TechSmart has compiled some of the best tech to help you get back in shape - or there abouts at least. FULL STORY >

Gmail users will get a new feature called Priority Inbox which will help them separate the wheat from the chaff FULL STORY >

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen is suing some of the largest companies in the US for apparent violations of four patents. FULL STORY >

Googles Street View platform will add nineteen new South African winelands to its database FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up the popular social networking site Facebook is looking to acquire rights to the name Face, whilst Google Talk proves to be more popular than Google Wave and Google Buzz. FULL STORY >

Google introduces Google Talk to Gmail, allowing users to diectly call phones. Or at least US users at this stage. FULL STORY >