We never have enough time to feature all the products that make an appearance in our office. Here are some quick thoughts on a few of them. FULL STORY >

The Eastman Kodak Company is dropping out of the consumer inkjet printer business during 2013. FULL STORY >

Samsung SA announces three new low-cost mobile phones for the local mobile phone market. FULL STORY >

The Google Nexus 7 is one of those devices that is all too easy to fall in love with, as it brings together superb hardware, with the best Android OS that we have had the pleasure of using to date. FULL STORY >

For the price of half a CD (R60 per month), you have over 18 million tracks available to stream from Simfy Africa. We talked to Davin Mole, CEO of Simfy Africa. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: Nintendo finally reveals the release date of its forthcoming Wii U console, while Bayonetta 2 is announced as a Wii U exclusive. FULL STORY >

Nielsen says that young adults and teens are driving smartphone adoption Stateside. FULL STORY >

Google's latest acquisition is internet-based malware scanning company VirusTotal. FULL STORY >

While cloud computing remains a rather fluffy concept for many SA business people, local businesses are increasingly using cloud-based applications, many without realising that they are in the cloud at all. FULL STORY >

Russian firm Kaspersky Lab releases Internet Security 2013 and Anti-Virus 2013 locally. FULL STORY >

Now more than ever, it is possible to turn a great idea or saleable skill into a successful business reality. Chris Anderson looks at how using Facebook effectively can help turn the tide for one-person businesses. FULL STORY >

Founded in 1989 in Taipei by four former Acer computer engineers, Asus gets its name from the Pegasus, the mythological winged horse of Greek mythology. FULL STORY >

comScore reveals the latest figures surrounding the US mobile subscriber market. FULL STORY >

With Apple users having access to the quite awesome GarageBand, Magix's Music Maker MX helps PC users create beats of their own. FULL STORY >

While the shapely Ixus 240 HS certainly has the looks, it hides a fair amount of brains in its compact body. FULL STORY >