This week in the Gaming News Round-up: the first story details for GTA V are announced while EA reveals the pre-order details for Crysis 3. FULL STORY >

Google makes the latest version (23) of its popular web browser available for download. FULL STORY >

StatCounter delivers its latest figures concerning the total global browser usage shares of the world's most popular desktop browsers. FULL STORY >

Google's Chrome expands its lead over IE according to Statcounter. FULL STORY >

The Ouya console, which aims to bring Android gaming to the living room, has raised an impressive $5.7 million on Kickstarter. FULL STORY >

Bruce Wayne dons his famous black suit, mask and cape one more time in the operatic final chapter of Christopher Nolan's masterful trilogy. FULL STORY >

Samsung's clout in the notebook space has been heavily boosted with their Series 9 ultra-thin last year, and their general line-up of notebooks is becoming more and more respectable. The new Chronos is a good case in point. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab releases its spam report for the month of June, showing a drop in the amount of unsolicited mail. FULL STORY >

Net Applications reveals what the most utilised desktop PC and mobile browsers were during the month of June 2012. FULL STORY >

Google announces the latest figures surrounding Android, Chrome and its Play Store application front. FULL STORY >

Independent website analytics company StatCounter has revealed that Chrome managed to get the better of IE for an entire month for the first time. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google releases the latest stable version of its popular Chrome web browser, Chrome 19. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up more screenshots of the forthcoming Game of Thrones RPG are revealed, whilst the official launch trailer for Max Payne 3 is released. FULL STORY >

Net Applications has released its latest browser trend report, showing a slight uptake in IE as well as Chrome. FULL STORY >

Malware capable of operating without creating files and SMS stealing Trojan Bankers dominate a busy March. FULL STORY >