Web browsers moving forward to make it tougher for advertisers to get hold of your personal information. FULL STORY >

The web's largest free encyclopedia, Wikipedia, will be celebrating its tenth birthday tomorrow. FULL STORY >

In this week's gaming news roundup we bid farewell to the PlayStation 3's impregnable security while anticipating some premium action from the likes of Dead Space 2 and Killzone 3. FULL STORY >

EA has announced that it will halt online support for a number of its older game titles. FULL STORY >

In a recent interview EA Games boss Frank Gibeau stated that the publisher is moving away from stand alone single player titles. FULL STORY >

A new online first person shooter from Crytek is in the works. FULL STORY >

Facebook applies for and succeeds in procuring trademarks to the word "face". FULL STORY >

Ninuku Archivist is a new service that will organise your Facebook posts into a chapter-by-chapter book of sorts. FULL STORY >

Facebook admits certain applications sold private user data to outside companies. FULL STORY >

New reports surface that indicate that third party applications on Facebook are stealing private user information. FULL STORY >

We take a look at some of the most user friendly online art creation sites on the web. Who would've thought finding inspiration online was this easy? FULL STORY >

Facebook announces a new security feature that will enable users to log out remotely and keep tabs on who is accessing their profiles. FULL STORY >

Sophos is warning against a McDonalds scam which is currently doing the round online FULL STORY >

Over 71 000 FNB customers download free anti virus program in first month FULL STORY >

A ruling by the North Gauteng High Court has resulted in online gaming becoming illegal in South Africa. FULL STORY >