Some non-English speakers will soon be able to use OpenOffice.org in their native language. FULL STORY >

This week in tech, Bill Gates is demoted to the position of world's second richest person, whilst an average woman from New Zealand becomes a social networking star without doing anything special to achieve that goal. FULL STORY >

The internet has been nominated for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize and will be up against 236 other nominees. This year's recipient will be announced in October. FULL STORY >

Vodacom now offers the lowest prepaid all day rates available in South Africa, allowing for a single all day rate of less than R1.70 per minute. FULL STORY >

BenQ's MP515 budget projector is worth looking at since it has both an above average contrast ratio and brightness. FULL STORY >

Google's attitude towards security has intensified in the aftermath of the recent hacking attacks, with the new Chrome browser beta benefiting. FULL STORY >

Intel has announced another processor in the Atom range that offers a slightly faster core speed over current N-series Atom processors. FULL STORY >

Intel is allowing for Moore's law to tick along nicely with the introduction of their 2010 Intel Core family of processors, based on Intels 32 nanometer manufacturing process. FULL STORY >

The European Commission has instigated a preliminary probe into Google, to investigate if the search giant has been abusing its dominant position within the industry. FULL STORY >

It's confirmed, Microsoft Office 2010 will be released in June. We take a quick look at our favourite new features in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. FULL STORY >

Yesterday Nokia released its fourth quarter report for 2009. Their profits are up on smartphone sales, despite competition from the iPhone and BlackBerry devices. FULL STORY >

The screen tearing issue experienced by some Xbox 360 Darksiders owners has now been resolved. FULL STORY >

A savvy business all-in-one from Lexmark, the Platinum Pro905 doesn't only sport a cool touch-screen, but apps too. FULL STORY >

2010 is shaping up to be an awesome year to be a gamer. Here are five hot titles to look forward to. FULL STORY >

Dropbox is a synchronisation software tool that allows you to store, sync, and, share files online. ItÔÇÖs free to use, offering users a 2 GB account on sign up, but larger capacity accounts are available for a fee. FULL STORY >