Pics of Nokia's next flagship smartphone hits the net this week in the Tech News Round-up, whilst Foursquare CEO offers his take on Facebook's newly launched location-based service and Sony pokes fun at Apple. FULL STORY >

Facebook yesterday announced a new application that will allow users to instantly share their current locations with their friends. FULL STORY >

Now Facebook users will be able to video chat with friends while browsing through the site. FULL STORY >

Facebook users are being drawn into a Dislike button scam says security Firm Sophos FULL STORY >

The ZTE S306 features even larger buttons and screen to improve on the previous version. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Round-up Oracle is suing Google over patent and copyright issues, while Skype plans on going public and the official Foursquare app becomes available in the testing phase for Symbian S60 V5 phones. FULL STORY >

Soon Twitter will have its own button which will allow you to share web content with your contacts. FULL STORY >

This week's quick guide to the best IT specials in town. FULL STORY >

Twitter passes the 20 billion mark in tweets in this week's Tech News Round-up, while Android continues to grow its user base daily and Intel settles complaints levelled against it with the US Federal Trade Commission. FULL STORY >

Popular social networking site Twitter now offers suggestions for users to help them follow companies and people who they'll find interesting and useful. FULL STORY >

Flashers will soon be an endangered species on Chatroulette, while Apple is reportedly cleansing its online book store of adult entertainment titles in this weeks Tech News Round-up. FULL STORY >

A 104 year old English woman, believed to be the world's oldest Twitter user, has passed away. FULL STORY >

MySpace aims to stay in the social networking game by planning a huge revamp of their site over the coming year. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Apple's magical iPad goes plane hopping to nine new places, while the Antennagate narrative continues but the Nexus One web store doesn't. FULL STORY >

Facebook now has over 500 million people all around the world using the site to stay connected with their real friends, Facebook friends and family from around the globe. FULL STORY >