From today, MTN will reward its PayAsYouGo and TopUp customers with 50% Mahala Airtime when they recharge. FULL STORY >

Twitter reveals enhancements to the official Android and iPhone Twitter applications to make the mobile tweeting experience more seamless. FULL STORY >

Gmail is set to receive a makeover, and will emerge from the surgeons theatre with new tabs and hopefully, better organisation. FULL STORY >

Canalys' latest research reveals that Microsoft and BlackBerry needs to prioritise quality- and locally relevant apps for their respective app storefronts over simply boosting the app tally. FULL STORY >

DC's superhero universe is ripe for portrayal, in both movies and videogames. The question is always, can the medium do the IP justice or does it betray it entirely? FULL STORY >

Google releases the latest stable version (27) of its popular Chrome web browser. FULL STORY >

YouTube celebrates its eighth year of existence. FULL STORY >

With more than 700 000 apps available for Android smartphones at Google Play, TechSmart would like to help you get to the good ones first. Here are our top Android Apps of the month. FULL STORY >

IDC's latest research investigates the proliferation of mobile platforms during Q1 2013. FULL STORY >

BlackBerry is making its popular IM platform, BlackBerry Messenger, available to iOS and Android mobile device users as a standalone application. FULL STORY >

Google has made the common sense decision of consolidating its storage offerings, meaning users will be able to allocate their 15 GB free storage as they see fit. FULL STORY >

Nokia reveals the first of its new generation Asha mobile phones - the touch-based Asha 501. FULL STORY >

This week in the Gaming News Round-up: new Star Wars games will be handled by EA, Gran Turismo turns 15 and Wolfenstein: A New Order is announced. FULL STORY >

Canalys presents its latest research surrounding global smart mobile device shipments, casting an analytical light on worldwide notebook, smartphone, and tablet markets. FULL STORY >

Microsoft's next Xbox may in fact not require a constant connection to the internet to work, according to an internal memo. FULL STORY >