Twitter first blocks and then re-establishes the API access of app developer UberMedia due to amongst others trademark infringements. FULL STORY >

As unrest continues in Egypt, internet search giant Google reports that one of its employees has gone missing. FULL STORY >

Pictures and other private information of 250 000 Facebook users hijacked. 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 >

Google and Twitter have revealed a fix which allows Egyptians to share their tweets, even under an internet blackout. FULL STORY >

The world's biggest phone maker has upgraded its social networking app for devices running the latest version of the Symbian OS. FULL STORY >

As a popular revolution looms for the Egyptian people, the country's government has attempted to silence the masses by severing Egyptian internet access. 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 >

Yesterday an apparent hacker gained access to Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook fan page, posting cryptic messages in the founder's name. FULL STORY >

Microsoft announces that Facebook and Twitter will be locally available through Xbox LIVE from today onwards. FULL STORY >

As Tunisia is wracked by a popular uprising, reports surface about a regime trying to steal the Facebook passwords of millions. FULL STORY >

RIM is introducing its new BlackBerry Balance software to allow users to easily split their work and personal lives. FULL STORY >

The much rumoured MeeGo-running Nokia N9 comes under the spotlight again in this week's Tech News Round-up, whilst jilted Google looks set to take on Groupon with Google Offers. FULL STORY >

Apple has released its fiscal results for its 2011 Q1 financial period, revealing record revenue as well as net quarterly profit. FULL STORY >

Floundering social networking website, MySpace, seems to be on its last ropes after owners News Corp. expressed interest in selling the site. FULL STORY >