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 >

Google and Yad Vashem announces a partnership to help migrate the museum's vast archives online. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab has warned internet users of a new Twitter worm doing the rounds on the net. 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 >

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

Opera Software's latest State of the Mobile Web Report again illustrates how the mobile Web is growing rapidly on the African continent, especially in Sudan and Zimbabwe. FULL STORY >

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

China cracks down on what it calls illegal VoIP companies, meaning Skype could soon join the list of websites excluded from the country. FULL STORY >

Microsoft reaches a significant download milestone with the latest iteration of its Internet Explorer web browser. FULL STORY >

MWEB announces additional SAT3 cable capacity coming to its network. FULL STORY >

Google asks television manufacturers to delay internet TV showings as it scrambles to improve software. FULL STORY >

We review the latest antivirus offering from Symantec in the form of Norton Internet Security 2011. FULL STORY >

Internet Solutions has announced a price restructuring of its AlwaysOn Hotspot offering. FULL STORY >

Google unveils the latest edition of its Chrome web browser in the form of Google Chrome 8. FULL STORY >