Cell C announces five new contract offers that provides its clients with a new handset annually. FULL STORY >

In an achievement worthy of celebration and excitement, amid a daring landing procedure, NASA's Curiosity Rover has successfully touched down on Mars. 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 >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: EA announces a Battlefield 4 beta offer, while more info surrounding upcoming Battlefield 3 DLC is revealed. FULL STORY >

Vodacom announces the launch of its new all-in-one smart plans for smartphone users. FULL STORY >

MTN introduces three new BlackBerry service plans, giving its subscribers more choice and greater flexibility. FULL STORY >

Samsung Electronics South Africa has started assembling all computer monitors above 21" destined for the SA market locally. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: The Dark Knight and Max Payne are coming to a tablet near you, whilst the Ratchet and Clank Collection goes gold. FULL STORY >

It has been a busy few weeks for Cell C, ruffling the feathers of the local cellular market in all the right ways. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Blizzard apologises for Diablo 3 problems, new screenshots and concept art of Crysis 3 are released, and FIFA 13 gameplay details are revealed. FULL STORY >

At the Samsung Forum in Cape Town, the company showcased a number of new innovations. TechSmart was there to get the details. FULL STORY >

Fast and reliable connectivity is king, and 100 always-on internet is a must. The Peplink Balance range of solutions can secure much needed internet up-time. FULL STORY >

Indie game development studio, See Through Studios, has made its new game Flatland: Fallen Angle available for free. FULL STORY >

In part 1 of this weeks Gaming News Round-up: Bioware addresses fan concerns over DLC for the upcoming Mass Effect 3, whilst Borderlands 2 gets dated. FULL STORY >

New research entitled How Africa Tweets, has revealed that the micro-blogging sites growth is being driven by young users posting tweets from their mobile devices. FULL STORY >