This week in the Gaming News Round-up: EA announces a Battlefield 4 beta offer, while more info surrounding upcoming Battlefield 3 DLC is revealed. FULL STORY >

Nashua Mobile announces two new insurance offerings for its smartphone and tablet contract clients. FULL STORY >

According to a survey recently released by Cisco, the trend towards remote working is only growing globally. FULL STORY >

Pingdom takes a closer look at the usage worldwide for Mozillas Firefox desktop browser. FULL STORY >

Nokia makes its Q2 2012 financial report available. FULL STORY >

Mozilla makes the latest version of its PC browser, Firefox 14, available for download. FULL STORY >

Yet another proponent of alternative funding has emerged, as StartMe, an internet-based funding portal, has been launched. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has lifted the lid on the features in its new Office 2013 offering, which has been unveiled in San Francisco. FULL STORY >

Growing familiarity with social networks is driving new forms of lending and borrowing money, which bypass banks altogether. FULL STORY >

Facebook purchases mobile bookmarking service Spool. FULL STORY >

Fujifilm sues Motorola Mobility over alleged patent violations. FULL STORY >

The Amazing Spider-Man swings its way back onto the big screen after a five year absence. Can it amaze, and finally do the titular hero justice? FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up: Valve kicks off a Steam summer sale, whilst Bioware shares details of Mass Effect 3 DLC. FULL STORY >

Nokia delivers its top of the line smartphone in the Lumia range, boasting a 4.3 inch display, snappy CPU and capable snapper, but is it good enough to take on the Galaxy S3 and HTC's One X? FULL STORY >

Twitter brings new features to the latest versions of its mobile app for Android-based mobile devices and the iPhone. FULL STORY >