This week in the Tech News Round-up the first public release of Symbian^3 sees the light of day while BlackBerry smartphones' email functionality is being integrated into yet another vehicle manufacturer's multimedia system. FULL STORY >

This month we take a look at why acupuncture works, how sharks smell and the science behind bubbles. FULL STORY >

We take an in-depth look at how hard drives work and how best to take care of your data. FULL STORY >

Specs of the next version of Samsung's Galaxy S smartphone have been reportedly leaked via a Russian website. FULL STORY >

Now at last the Wave, Samsung's first bada driven smartphone, has arrived on our shores. FULL STORY >

Rolling up your computer and carrying it under your arm sounds like a great concept, and thanks to graphene, it may not be that long until it's reality. FULL STORY >

What you need to consider before purchasing your next display FULL STORY >

Samsungs Acclaim will offer users an affordable yet competitive Android handset FULL STORY >

Samsung executive gives opinion regarding open source mobile platforms FULL STORY >

Samsung is germinating plans to double its smartphone marketshare by the end of 2010 by releasing a larger range of devices than ever before. FULL STORY >

Google takes aim at Apple and iTunes with its own online music platform FULL STORY >

Samsungs upcoming Android flagship is a monster in disguise FULL STORY >

First smartphone to feature Samsung's bada platform announced FULL STORY >

Apples miniscule desktop PC now features a little extra power under the hood. FULL STORY >

This entry level machine punches well above its weight range FULL STORY >