Local mobile operator Cell C launches its H+900 network in the Northern Cape. FULL STORY >

Nokia fans can rejoice, as the MeeGo running Nokia N9 will be getting its Finnish passport stamped by South African passport control authorities soon. FULL STORY >

For South African MacBook fans, the wait is over, as the new MacBook Air notebooks go on sale this week. FULL STORY >

Infected emails and websites are on the rise, according to a recent report from Symantec. FULL STORY >

EA is pulling out all the stops to promote the latest game, FIFA 12, within its highly popular FIFA range, which will be running onto the virtual pitch in September. FULL STORY >

In a partnership with the music industry, HP's new Envy14 aims to offer a better listening experience on its Beats' range of notebooks. FULL STORY >

IT Security firm, Kaspersky Lab, releases an update for Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2011 for Mac, making it compatible with the latest OS out of Cupertino's workshop. FULL STORY >

Finnish phone giant Nokia launches its latest handset, the Nokia 500, which boast a good dollop of mid-range specs. FULL STORY >

Dell's new Vostro 3000 series is aimed squarely at business users. FULL STORY >

Canon camera owners in South Africa are set to benefit from the company's additional service offerings, including new warranties and free sensor cleaning. FULL STORY >

Asus introduces the thinnest and lightest netbook PC, the MeeGo-running Eee PC X101, designed to keep users connected to their favourite sites quickly and easily. FULL STORY >

The Galaxy Tab 10.1 (P7500) tablet was launched last night at a function held at Urban Tree in Sandton. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Samsung eyeballs Apple's place as king of the smartphone OEMs, whilst Qualcomm makes gesture recognition part and partial of its chips. FULL STORY >

Android and iOS could be faced with a competitor to their mobile operating system dominance. FULL STORY >

A new financing and leasing service aims to enable businesses to upgrade their IT infrastructure and keep pace with current technologies. FULL STORY >