No fewer than five stories revolved around Facebook in the past week, from a bizarre and insensitive photo ban by the site to Zuckerberg's quiet, unexpected wedding. FULL STORY >

Nvidia and Intellectual Ventures have bought the rights to around 500 LTE, LTE advanced, 3G and 4G patents from IPWireless. FULL STORY >

New Kindles may already be in the works, and could find their way to market by as early as July. FULL STORY >

Apple makes a quiet name change to its latest iPad in some countries such as Australia, the US and Canada. FULL STORY >

The International Data Corporation releases its latest figures surrounding media tablet shipments worldwide for the first quarter of the year. FULL STORY >

The latest data from the IDCs Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker service shows that Samsung now occupies both the mobile phone- and smartphone vendor thrones. FULL STORY >

Apple announces its financial results for the second fiscal quarter of 2012. FULL STORY >

Local prices for the new iPad, arriving on our shores on the 27th April, have been confirmed. FULL STORY >

Apple and the Australian consumer watchdog are continuing their legal tussles in court after failing to reach an agreement during a mediation process. FULL STORY >

The latest bill raising alarm amongst internet freedom watchdogs is the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), which some are concerned may be picking up where SOPA left off. FULL STORY >

Apple makes the new iPad available in South Africa and eight more countries next Friday. FULL STORY >

China passes the billion mark for mobile phone subscribers as more Chinese users opt for cellphones instead of landlines. FULL STORY >

Australia's consumer watchdog is taking Apple to court over alleged contravention of the Australian Consumer Law. FULL STORY >

Beyond the heating issue raised earlier this month, yet another new iPad issue has emerged, which centres on the tablets battery indicator falsely reporting a full charge. FULL STORY >

Students and graphic designers looking to severely cut down on the amount of paper notebooks, notepads, memo pads, and sketch pads they have to log around, can check out the Boogie Board RIP Writing Tablet. FULL STORY >