Microsoft has announced that social networking tools will be made available to Xbox 360 users from November 17, 2009. FULL STORY >

The Acer Aspire 5738G is a consumer notebook with a 3D display. We check out the future of the notebook and what 3D could mean for consumers. FULL STORY >

Orkut is a social networking site aiming to take on Facebook and Twitter, backed up by the might of Google and new revamp. FULL STORY >

NASA news, photos and info is coming to the iPhone and iPod touch via the Apple App Store directly from the US space agency. FULL STORY >

Acer\'s attractive EZ1601 nettop indicates the way forward for desktop computing. An all-in-one machine that utilises the same little Atom processor found in netbooks to provide a more compact desktop experience it is the way of the future. FULL STORY >

Acer\'s new range of Travelmate Timeline notebooks are the picture of innovation. With low voltage processors, nifty cooling systems and multi-gesture controls they are high-end business machines. FULL STORY >

Sony Ericsson wants you to hunt smiles across South Africa, post them to their Facebook group photo gallery and stand a chance to win a phone. FULL STORY >

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 >

This month we are going back to basics as we show you how to get your photos just right before putting them on Facebook. FULL STORY >

The Acer Veriton N260G ultra light PC is what some are calling a nettop, basically a small form factor desktop doing for PCs what the netbook did for notebooks. FULL STORY >

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

Acer PCs bought with Vista can be upgraded to Windows 7 for free. FULL STORY >

Acer\'s eMachine offers a space saving desktop solution FULL STORY >

There was no upsets at Facebook while 3 million people registered their username in the first 12 hours FULL STORY >