This week in tech, Bill Gates is demoted to the position of world's second richest person, whilst an average woman from New Zealand becomes a social networking star without doing anything special to achieve that goal. FULL STORY >

Sony reveals details of its new PlayStation Move, a motionbased controller similar to the Wii Remote, to allow the PlayStation 3 to compete head on with the Nintendo Wii and Xbox 360s Project Natal later in the year. FULL STORY >

The internet has been nominated for the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize and will be up against 236 other nominees. This year's recipient will be announced in October. FULL STORY >

Palm now also offers a developer kit to boost the graphics capabilities of apps made for its webOS mobile operating system. FULL STORY >

HP expands its notebook range with four new models tailored for SME business users and two new tablets, also with business users in mind. FULL STORY >

Google buys DocVerse, an online collaboration plugin tool for Microsoft Office, possibly to lure some of Microsofts Office users into using their cloud based Docs service. FULL STORY >

The latest version of the Android native development kit, a companion toolkit for the Android software development kit, is now available to Android app developers. FULL STORY >

All the details surrounding the launch of Apples iPad in the US have been revealed, after the first iPad ad premiered during the broadcast of the Academy Awards show yesterday. FULL STORY >

Vodacom now offers the lowest prepaid all day rates available in South Africa, allowing for a single all day rate of less than R1.70 per minute. FULL STORY >

Mango wants to be the first airline in South Africa to offer internet connectivity on all its airplanes later during the year. FULL STORY >