In this week's gaming news round-up we rejoice as the next Assassin's Creed game is announced, check back on the PSN, and wonder at the scope of L.A. Noire. FULL STORY >

The iPhone and iPod maker Apple makes a iOS update available to users of its devices in response to the location tracking saga. FULL STORY >

Western Digital's Elements External HDD comes into the storage spotlight, sporting plenty of storage space for your multimedia files. FULL STORY >

Apple unveils its new line of iMac all-in-one PCs, upgraded with new chips, Thunderbolt technology and more powerful graphics. FULL STORY >

Xbox Nations sees Xbox LIVE members from around the globe setting a new Guinness World Record. FULL STORY >

As Sony continues to bear the brunt of the recent hacking attacks against it, several PlayStation users have come out to file lawsuits against the company. FULL STORY >

We review the X-Mini V1.1, the perfect portable speaker companion that delivers a surprising amount of volume. FULL STORY >

AMD reveals its Radeon E6760 embedded discrete GPU during a technology expo in the States. FULL STORY >

Sony suffers yet another hacker attack, with both its PlayStation Network and SOE servers now down. FULL STORY >

The fourth annual Developer Challenge has been launched by the BlackBerry Partners Fund and includes BlackBerry PlayBook apps for the first time, as well as the addition of the Recognition Awards. FULL STORY >

Microsoft announces a new game add-on Kinect Sports: Calorie Challenge for the Xbox 360's Kinect system. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up, BlackBerry OS 6.1 will now be known by a different name and the Apple vs. Samsung legal saga continues. FULL STORY >

Sony has some legal action heading its way thanks to the recent hacking attack, while Beyonc?® also gets sued by a software developing company. FULL STORY >

The Apple vs. Samsung courtroom drama continues as Samsung countersues Apple for copyright violations. FULL STORY >

One of the first legal bullets has been fired at Apple over the alleged illegal location data collection features within its iOS 4-operating devices. FULL STORY >