In order to celebrate HP ink getting the job done, we are giving away an HP Ink Advantage 4624 4-in-1 with original cartridges. FULL STORY >

Monster announces the local availability of its new iSport in-ear headset range for athletes, joggers, and adventurous users. FULL STORY >

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Sony has launched a new games channel for indie games on the PS Vita, playing up the high regard it has been giving indie developers of late. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab has reported that spam may have decreased slightly in the last month, but reiterated its call for users to be vigilant, particularly of phishing attacks. FULL STORY >

How much work goes into developing a top-class app? Quite a bit if Lynette Hundermark, Apps business director of Prezence Digital, the developers of the popular Ster-Kinekor app, is to be believed. FULL STORY >

Hyundai launches a revamped Sonata sedan that features slightly enhanced styling and more importantly, some extra power due to a new engine. FULL STORY >

TechSmart is giving away a sweet Leitz Multicharger to one lucky winner. Find out what to do to win. FULL STORY >

TechSmart interviews Richard Rutledge, senior VP and GM of WD's Datacenter Storage business unit about the rise of SSD and cloud-based storage. FULL STORY >

Nokia announces Mail for Exchange for Asha phones as well as the availability of the Editori text and sheet apps. FULL STORY >

After Earth is not the comeback M. Night Shyamalan is looking for, writes movie critic Spling. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up we look at some of the most exhilarating and exciting titles to be showcased during the E3 gaming expo. FULL STORY >

Pete Case founded Gloo in 2005 after moving to South Africa in 2000 from the UK. TechSmart tracked him down to talk about changes in the digital marketing landscape. FULL STORY >

Deloitte Digital South Africa and Tech4Africa, in association with Nedbank, will be hosting two Developer Days, with R35 000 for the winners. FULL STORY >

With Bring Your Own Device becoming a hot topic, HP's Lorna Hardie explains how employees could be given the freedom to bring their device of choice to work while security concerns are addressed. FULL STORY >