This week in the Tech News Round-up: More leaked details regarding future BlackBerry devices hit the web, whilst there are now over two billion internet users in the world. FULL STORY >

After months of speculation and leaks, Sony has finally officially unveiled its forthcoming PSP replacement, baring the codename of Next Generation Portable. FULL STORY >

As Tunisia is wracked by a popular uprising, reports surface about a regime trying to steal the Facebook passwords of millions. FULL STORY >

Apple is reportedly getting ready to integrate near field communication (NFC) hardware into its forthcoming versions of the iPhone as well as the iPad. FULL STORY >

Sports game fans will get a chance to take on Tennis elite virtually, using real world tennis moves, courtesy of Virtua Tennis 4. FULL STORY >

New rumours suggest that Sony will soon be unveiling its PSP2 and PlayStation Phone handheld devices to the world. FULL STORY >

CPU and GPU manufacturer AMD has announced the immediate availability of its Embedded G-Series range of Accelerated Processing Units APUs. FULL STORY >

Fighters Uncaged promised us a new way to play fighting games, instead its terrible motion controls taught us to keep that controller close just in case. FULL STORY >

Motion control on the PC may not be very far away, as Microsoft announces that it will release Kinect drivers for Windows. FULL STORY >

IP voice- and video calling operator Skype announce that it has completed the purchase of mobile video software company Qik. FULL STORY >

The latest installment in the God of War franchise lands on the PSP, offering epic visuals and ample opportunity to bring your foes to a violent end. FULL STORY >

Korean electronics manufacturer Samsung has unveiled its elegant Unified Desktop Hub, dubbed the Central Station. FULL STORY >

Sony fights back against PS3 hackers by filing restraining orders against those involved in cracking the console's root key. FULL STORY >

Sony has made the final version of its PlayStation App available to iPhone, iPod touch and Android users. FULL STORY >

LG reveals plans for its TV business for 2011 and beyond. FULL STORY >