This week in the Tech News Round-up: Google seems to be working on its own Dropbox competitor, whilst Facebook attains its largest valuation figure ever. FULL STORY >

Opera's latest State of the Mobile Web report makes for some interesting reading. FULL STORY >

Incredible Connection is offering customers free data bundles with the purchase of a new notebook or PC. FULL STORY >

We review the latest edition of the complete all-in-one software solution for easily creating and publishing your own websites. FULL STORY >

Google accuses the US government of unfair conduct and favouritism towards Microsoft. FULL STORY >

Telkom launches SAIX Lite, aimed at offering consumers more competitive ADSL prices. FULL STORY >

Sad news from Mozilla as it seems Firefox 4 will be delayed until early next year. FULL STORY >

The first 3G internet connection makes its way to the top of the world's tallest peak. FULL STORY >

Opera Mini saves mobile web users billions in data tariffs each year. FULL STORY >

Nokia Siemens Networks has unveiled its Phantom DSL technology that allows DSL speeds to be pushed to 825 Mbps. FULL STORY >

Nearly a third of the global population might be online before the end of the year according to the latest ITU ICT data. FULL STORY >

The latest editions of Norton AntiVirus and Internet Security is available now, helping to protect your PC against threats while ensuring it's running as efficiently as possible. FULL STORY >

Sony and Google team up to bring Internet TV to the masses. FULL STORY >

Google TV will be launching this month in the States, bringing a whole host of new functionality to the TV set. FULL STORY >

Internet Explorer falls below 50 marketshare for the first time FULL STORY >