Google has released a stable version of its Chrome browser for Mac computers. FULL STORY >

MWEB announced their own wireless network this week, while Google showcase their next Android mobile OS and Facebook and YouTube get banned in Pakistan. FULL STORY >

Google's most important developer conference runs from 19-20 May and will reportedly feature the launch of the next version of the Android OS. FULL STORY >

Google's Chrome 5 beta is now available, and it includes some cool new features to further enhance your browsing experience. FULL STORY >

The M1000C is a small and very easy to use GPS logger to keep track of where you have been. FULL STORY >

Like the rest of us, British Google account holders will soon get access to an email address ending with @gmail.com, instead of the one they've been using up until now ending with @googlemail.com. FULL STORY >

Apple is once again the fruit of choice for media companies around the world, as the Cupertinobased company dominated tech headlines this week with the US launch and WiFi problems of some users of the iPad and the showcasing of iPhone OS 4. FULL STORY >

This week Americans gave Facebook another notch in its belt by making it their most popular destination to visit on the net. FULL STORY >

The New York Times reported that Google, Sony, Intel and Logitech are joining forces to bring Google TV into your home, so that you can be on the net at work, on your home PC or notebook, mobile phone and now on your TV as well. 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 >

Microsoft has released its first Android app, Microsoft Tag, and now has apps out for most of its rival mobile OS platforms. FULL STORY >

Google's attitude towards security has intensified in the aftermath of the recent hacking attacks, with the new Chrome browser beta benefiting. FULL STORY >

The European Commission has instigated a preliminary probe into Google, to investigate if the search giant has been abusing its dominant position within the industry. FULL STORY >

A hacker responsible for the attacks in China on a number of US companies, including Google, may soon be exposed. FULL STORY >