News of the three major players in the games console market via E3 feature prominently in this weeks Gaming News Roundup. FULL STORY >

Microsoft cuts prices on selected models in lieu of new console release FULL STORY >

Ericsson predicts a soar in network traffic during the FIFA World Cup FULL STORY >

The newest contender for the crown of ultimate fighting game of the year, UFC Undisputed 2010, has just made its way into the octagon. So how does this title stand up to the competition, and what has improved since the last iteration? FULL STORY >

Today saw the launch of the highly anticipated OnLive gaming system in the United States. OnLive allows users to play the latest and greatest games without having to spend a fortune on a mean PC or console.. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson has three new handsets in the pipeline including a new Android device dubbed the X8. FULL STORY >

CanonÔÇÖs Ixus 210 is the follow-up to the Japanese companyÔÇÖs first foray into touch-screens - last year's Ixus 200. The 210 feels like a mature product and while it's not only stylish, its touch-screen functionality is fantastic. FULL STORY >

At first the latest Evetech PC we received for review struck us more as a PC suitable for graphic intensive work than for gaming, but it quickly started to flex its serious gaming muscles. FULL STORY >

NAVIGON has launched its latest map update which makes a new feature as well as useful 2010 FIFA World Cup destinations available to users. FULL STORY >

Sony prices motion controller aggressively to take on Microsoft and Nintendo FULL STORY >

Facebook users complain that the site is not doing enough to combat clickjacking worms FULL STORY >

Vodacom announces details behind the R400 smartphone which it plans to release to the local market FULL STORY >

The Xbox LIVE gaming network is finally coming to South Africa, along with eight other countries. FULL STORY >

Garmin Distribution Africa and Altech Netstar Traffic team up in order to provide motorists with live traffic updates on their GPS navigation units. FULL STORY >

RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9700 shakes its sophisticated black look for a snazzier white one. FULL STORY >