Google reveals its Chromebook notebook offerings along with hardware partners Samsung and Acer. FULL STORY >

Security researchers at Symantec discovers a flaw allowing Facebook apps to leak user data to third party companies and advertisers. FULL STORY >

A new device joins Acer's popular Aspire One notebook range, delivering entertainment and usability in a single compact package. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is reportedly making its largest acquisition in recent years, with the company planning to buy Skype for a whopping $8.5 billion. FULL STORY >

Bee roads, Toyota's Prius and tech giants making green moves are all part of this month's Green News. FULL STORY >

HP has updated its line-up of business and consumer targeting notebook PCs by launching a flurry of new models and accessories. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up the global smartphone market grows shows significant growth, whilst it would appear that only LG is willing to take up the MeeGo mantle. 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 >

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 >

Sony SA announces that the new VAIO C Series of notebooks, sporting retro 80's neon colours, is available locally. FULL STORY >

RIM makes two important introductions for developers: the BlackBerry WebWorks SDK 2.0 for Tablet OS and Smartphones, and the final version of its BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR. FULL STORY >

Dell and Alienware showcase the newest additions to the iconic gaming brand, adding three new models to its stables. FULL STORY >

RIM to host first BlackBerry World Conference in May 2011 in Orlando, Florida in the US. FULL STORY >

It was a busy day for HTC yesterday, announcing no less than seven new Android devices for the South African market. FULL STORY >

A revised complaint by a New York fuel salesman claims he is entitled to a massive 50 percent share in Facebook. FULL STORY >