In this week's Tech News Roundup, the iPad lands in nine new countries, whilst Pakistan partially unblocks access to YouTube and Japanese researchers discover a new material that could lead to super-Samurai disks. FULL STORY >

Two brothers have found each other by way of social networking site Twitter, after initially making contact via MSN messenger and Skype. 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 >

Microsoft has agreed to an once-off payment to VirnetX in order to settle two legal disputes over networking patents. FULL STORY >

The world's biggest social network has unveiled their latest security feature to keep hackers from accessing your Facebook account. FULL STORY >

YouTube has launched its local domain for South Africans to easily find local content. FULL STORY >

SnapBill.com is a South African online billing and service provisioning system that allows you to invoice clients from anywhere, as long as you have an internet connection. FULL STORY >

A father and his son have reconnected after decades apart thanks to Facebook. FULL STORY >

Mozilla, developers of Firefox, have shared their tentative vision for the next version of the popular browser. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab unveils its Kaspersky PURE integrated solution for the home network, which will protect your network from viruses, worms, hackers and various other menaces from the shady parts of cyberspace. FULL STORY >

In our weekly tech news roundup: MultiChoice now faces competition, Facebook privacy bug fixed and Apple Developer Conference rumours. Facebook addresses a bug that was giving rise to some privacy issues and expectation and hype over Apples iPhone 4G... FULL STORY >

RSAWEB now has True Cloud Servers available for businesses looking to deploy and provision fully operational servers in minutes. FULL STORY >

In his monthly NetSmart column, Martin van Dyk takes us through the evolution of SA's Internet. From the noisy 56 kbs modem to modern day fibre networks. 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 >

A new variant of the Palevo worm is spreading via popular IM messaging software by praying on users curiosity when it comes to viewing photo albums and pics. FULL STORY >