Microsoft reveals the results of an MSN survey concerning the attitudes and behaviour of parents and their children around issues of online safety. FULL STORY >

The iPad 2 is spotted in this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst a new IP, IPv6, is required for the future of the net. FULL STORY >

Microsoft admits that Yahoo was behind inflated data charges for certain Windows Phone 7 users. FULL STORY >

Redmond's web browser Internet Explorer 9, which is still a beta release, continues to grow its market share. FULL STORY >

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 >

Infamous iPhone and PS3 hacker George Hotz sets his sights on Windows Phone 7. 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 >

In this week's gaming news round-up we check out some astounding financial success in the gaming world while donning our racing helmets for Shift 2. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: South Africa to adopt the DVB-T2 digital television standard, whilst a leak of a trinity of new smartphones on the way from Canada's RIM hits the web. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is trying to hinder Apple from filing a trademark application for the name FULL STORY >

The first Tech News Round-up for 2011 features the hottest news and tech developments from the 2011 Consumer Electronics Show, currently being held in Las Vegas. FULL STORY >

As CES 2011 heats up Microsoft demos new Windows running on mobile processors. FULL STORY >

We review Microsoft's full body motion sensing peripheral for the Xbox 360, the Kinect. FULL STORY >

Microsoft sends out a new security advisory against a flaw that could lead to unauthorized access of your computer. FULL STORY >