The latest in the Apple vs. Samsung legal saga sees the court Down Under agreeing to hear Samsung's iPhone 4S ban case in March next year. FULL STORY >

A new report forecasts that e-reader shipments will reach 67 million by 2016, despite the growth of tablets. FULL STORY >

RIM has revealed its latest smartphone duo to work on the BlackBerry 7 OS, the BlackBerry Bold 9790 and Curve 9380. FULL STORY >

The release of Apples 5.0.1 update late last week has apparently not resolved all the battery issues plaguing iPhone 4S users. FULL STORY >

Nashua Mobile launches its unshaped, uncapped ADSL offerings. FULL STORY >

The popular Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 has managed to set day one launch records for the third year in a row. FULL STORY >

Absa reveals new ATM user interfaces and features set to expand on the capabilities of self-service banking in South Africa. FULL STORY >

As one of the big first person shooter franchises out there, Battlefield 3 has a lot to prove, especially with a certain Modern Warfare 3 also aiming at the lucrative Xmas market. FULL STORY >

Digital game distribution client Steam has been hacked, and the company reported that it is investigating whether credit card details could have been compromised. FULL STORY >

LG SA unveils its monster ARX9000 AV Receiver system that sports 1580 Watt of ear-drum bursting sound power. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up, a trio of Game of Throne games will be making their way to your console or PC in 2012, whilst Ubisoft lines up yet another Assassin's Creed game for 2012. FULL STORY >

Asus has announced the first quad-core tablet, which will launch in early December. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google announces that it will be ceasing support for the Gmail App for BlackBerry this month. FULL STORY >

Samsung has showcased its 4G LTE offerings at AfricaCom and elaborated on the role next generation communications can play in Africa. FULL STORY >

Market research firm IHS iSuppli sees ultrabook sales climbing rapidly to eventually snap up more than 40% of the notebook sales landscape by 2015. FULL STORY >