In this week's Gaming News Round-up - rumours abound about Microsoft's next Xbox console as well as Sony's PlayStation 3 follow-up. FULL STORY >

RIM is coming under fire from law firms, which are exploring implementing legal action over the service outages. FULL STORY >

Want a simple way to share your music listening experience with your mates without the gross earwax transfer and personal space violation? We give the Skunk Juice FG in-earphones a go. FULL STORY >

GPU and mobile CPU maker Nvidia introduces its new line of 3D Vision products. FULL STORY >

A number of manufacturers have already released their 2012 Internet Security packages. Here we take a look at the best of them. FULL STORY >

Web security company PC Tools warns about the prevailing social media scams and security threats that has emerged due to the rise of social networking. FULL STORY >

AMD has launched its AMD FX family of desktop CPUs, which includes its eight core processor. FULL STORY >

Sony has issued a service advisory alert on some 40 Bravia LCD TVs that may contain a damaged component. FULL STORY >

Norwegian browser company Opera Software announces the debut of its Opera Mini 6.5 and Mobile 11.5 browsers on Google's Android platform. FULL STORY >

You don't need to travel further than Centurion to come across CAD House, a company specialising in 3D printers. Best of all - you can actually build one yourself. FULL STORY >

Research in Motion's reported latest acquisition is an Ireland-based social software company NewBay. FULL STORY >

Internet Solutions today announced the launch of a virtual desktop infrastructure solution that delivers Microsoft Windows desktops on a Desktop-as-a-Service basis. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab has launched its new Kaspersky Endpoint Security 8 for Windows, which is aimed at protecting businesses from cyber threats. FULL STORY >

According to Dimension Data, the solution is to integrate security systems so that they work harmoniously to provide organisations with both internal security for IT environments. FULL STORY >

Web applications can be a significant liability to enterprise security. FULL STORY >