Nokia has entered into a strategic alliance with Renesas Electronics Corporation and will sell its wireless modem business to the Japanese company. FULL STORY >

EA has simulated the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the results came out in favour of Spain, but are disastrous for tournament hosts South Africa. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up - more rumours have emerged regarding Sony's next PSP device, while Nintendo's Wii console is now officially good for your heart, and Ubisoft plans to join EA in making money for the second time round on used... FULL STORY >

Samsung will be the official Blue Bulls electronics sponsor for the next three years. FULL STORY >

The final chapter in the Tiberium saga delivers the conclusion to this epic storyline that began with the launch of the first Command & Conquer a.k.a. Tiberian Dawn 15 years ago. FULL STORY >

The 33rd annual Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas is done and dusted for another year, and in its wake a roadmap to where electronics is heading for the foreseeable future is plain for all to see. So where are we heading and who's driving? FULL STORY >

Held at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg, AVA showcases the latest in the world of consumer electronics. FULL STORY >

We recap some of the latest science discoveries over the last month including how engineering started in southern Africa, how wind speed can tell time and why geckos are such great climbers. FULL STORY >

According to a recent research paper on the commercialisation of ÔÇ£electronic inkÔÇØ the global market for e-book readers will top $2.5 billion by 2013. FULL STORY >

We recap some of the latest science discoveries over the last month including how we master activities, understanding the life of stars and how cats control humans. FULL STORY >

In this modern age of ?¡microelectronics itÔÇÖs time to get rid of your old rain gauge and get your self this one from Oregon Scientific. FULL STORY >

Designed to handle all kinds of weather and working conditions with the performance and connectivity youÔÇÖve come to expect from General Dynamics Itronix computers, the GoBook XR-1 has the durability to work wherever need takes you. FULL STORY >

Able to go anywhere the GoBook MR-1 is lightweight and fits in your hand but still furnishes the functionality of a full featured notebook with the rugged durability you expect from General Dynamics Itronix computers. FULL STORY >

The SuperPen instantly provides you with the definitions to over a quarter of a million words. All you do is scan over the word or phrase and the LCD display on the pen tells you whatÔÇÖs what on the definition front. FULL STORY >