Square Enix has announced its financial results for the nine month period leading up to the end of December 2009. Its returns have been bolstered by sales of FF XIII in Japan and some Eidos titles. FULL STORY >

Facebook marked its sixth birthday with a make-over. With the news that a new, more efficient photo uploaded is on the way as well, there is little evidence that theyÔÇÖre resting on their laurels. FULL STORY >

Samsung and Sharp have settled their court battle over alleged LCD patent violations. FULL STORY >

This week in gaming sees developer Bungie dashing hopes that Halo: Reach will use Project Natal and tells you how many Xbox 360 DVDs FF XIII will need. FULL STORY >

It seems like Chinese kids love the net just a bit too much, with a study showing 24 million kids addicted to the web. FULL STORY >

Canon adds three new HD camcorder series and one standard definition one to their LEGRIA camcorder range, expanding on your choices within this range. FULL STORY >

Does Maemo represent the future for Nokia smartphones? It's fresh, adept at browsing and multitasking and its interface is optimised for touch- things Symbian struggles with. FULL STORY >

The SideWinder X4 keyboard from Microsoft will have gamers upping their kill rate with anti-ghosting technology and automatic macro repetition. FULL STORY >

Panasonic's Toughbook U1 is both ultra-portable and fully-rugged, providing computing power where others fear to tread. FULL STORY >

Days before the iPad was launched Google quietly released images and video on a concept Chrome OS UI for tablet PCs. Could a Gpad be on the way? FULL STORY >

The latest GreenHeart phone from Sony Ericsson is the first to come out with Windows Mobile 6.5.3, and is the first GreenHeart business smartphone. FULL STORY >

IE8 surpassed IE6 as the world's most used browser in January 2010. Is this the beginning of the end for IE6 FULL STORY >

We talk to James Munn, vice president of business development in Sub-Sahara Africa for Qualcomm Inc., about what the future holds for smartphone users. FULL STORY >

Google is offering financial incentives for people who find and report vulnerabilities and security flaws in their Chrome web browser. FULL STORY >

Google have said that they will radically change their China policy after a "highly sophisticated and targeted attack", originated from the country in December 2009, resulting in intellectual property being stolen and human rights activists' accounts being hacked. FULL STORY >