In this week's first tech round-up: Facebook goes sort of open source, is the PlayBook delay caused by Flash? and the return of a classic PC. FULL STORY >

Nokia and Yahoo's partnership starts to bear some fruit in part 2 of this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst a new Symbian event looms in the not too distant future. FULL STORY >

Net Prophet is offering a free mentorship workshop aimed at local technology start-ups. FULL STORY >

GPU maker Nvidia releases its new GPU targeting professionals such as draughtsmen and graphical designers. FULL STORY >

Our best of the web for April 2011, specially selected to spend some quality time with. FULL STORY >

Following in the footsteps of HP's capable 6500A Plus, comes the Officejet 7500A Wide Format that can print A3 pages. FULL STORY >

CPU maker Intel unveils its latest line of E7 server processors. FULL STORY >

A new app recently made its appearance on Google's Android Market and looks set to make social engagement for techies slightly easier. FULL STORY >

In the first part of this week's Tech News Round-up, HP reveals that its ePrint-enables printer now support Google Cloud Print and the founder of Java joins Google. FULL STORY >

Details emerge about a 'panic button' mobile phone app designed by the U.S. State Department to aid protesters in conflict zones. FULL STORY >

LG's new products include monitors, projectors, notebooks and video conferencing solutions, with 3D functionality featuring heavily in the new range. FULL STORY >

Facebook is apparently in the process of testing new real-time advertising features, meaning what you say in a status update could impact what ads you see in future. FULL STORY >

GPU maker Nvidia has officially unveiled its latest graphics card. FULL STORY >

In yet another buyout, Facebook acquires mobile app developers Snaptu. FULL STORY >

Google has added some new functionality to the comment system with Google Docs. FULL STORY >