Facebook now has more than 300 million users and its actually earning more money than its spending, for the first time. FULL STORY >

The new interface is officially available to users in the US and India, but SA users shouldnt have any trouble logging into the site. FULL STORY >

If there is one guy to follow on Twitter to keep you up to date with tech its Aki Anastasiou. Resident trafficologist and presenter of Technobyte on 702, Aki has embraced social media and ran with it. TechSmart eventually managed to catch up with him. FULL STORY >

SE announced the launch of Extra Man, an interactive 2010 FIFA World Cup focused website, yesterday. FULL STORY >

Facebook announced yesterday, 10 August 2009, that it had acquired social aggregation service FriendFeed. FULL STORY >

Twitter has had a little rethink about their landing page in a bid to attract new users. FULL STORY >

Posterous is the self-proclaimed place to post everything. It apparently makes blogging as easy to do as sending an email. FULL STORY >

President Obama to use SA based MXit to talk to African youth FULL STORY >

Choose your own Facebook username from 13 June 2009. No longer do you need to be just a number. FULL STORY >

Justin Hartman is one of Africa���s Internet pioneers. As MD and co-founder of Afrigator - Africa\'s largest social media aggregator and blog directory, he is blazing a trail for the rest of us to follow. TechSmart caught up with him to discuss Gatorpeeps- their... FULL STORY >

View and share your favourite celebrity���s homepage with Google���s new iGoogle Showcase. FULL STORY >

It was always just a question of time then, before a very good software program appeared on the market to cater for the digital side of scrapbooking. FULL STORY >

Last year a number of companies such as Microsoft, Cisco Systems and IBM recognized the fact that it is not enough to live in a world that is just instrumented and interconnected. IBM���s chief executive, Samuel J. Palmisano, put all the pieces together in a speech... FULL STORY >

There are South African alternatives popping up for a lot of the international Web 2.0 services out there. Think Muti vs Reddit, Zoopy vs YouTube and Afrigator vs Technorati. The latest is GatorPeeps. FULL STORY >

The Internet is putting the power to choose, and create, back in the hands of the public. Andrew Gould looks at how the old is making way for the new. In the not-so-distant past the producers of products and services had 100% of the control as to what was delivered and by... FULL STORY >