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 >

Nokia Siemens Networks aims to cement its place as the second largest company in the global infrastructure segment by snapping up most of Motorola's wireless networks infrastructure assets. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up Facebook is due to cross the half a billion user mark, while Hollywood is putting the finishing touches on a movie about the founding of the popular social networking site. FULL STORY >

Outlook 2003, 2007 and 2010 users will be able to be more in tune with their clients, family and friends thanks to the email client's social networking integration via Outlook Social Connector. FULL STORY >

Bono and company have reportedly acquired a bigger stake in the world's largest social networking site. FULL STORY >

This week in the News Round-up a teenager murders his friend following an argument over Facebook. FULL STORY >

Nokia SA launches their official local blog, Nokia Ringaz, today and are searching for a technophile to fill a spot on their team. FULL STORY >

Nokia and Heroes TV series creator launch an online social networking site, utilising a fictional storyline to inspire real life social change. FULL STORY >

Utah's Attorney General uses his Twitter page to announce a death row inmate's execution. FULL STORY >

MTN reveals the details behind a significant usage spike during the FIFA World Cup FULL STORY >

The latest Snapdragon specs revealed, Facebook is back at reuniting lost family members and Google about to hand over info obtained via its Street View cars. FULL STORY >

Facebook and other social networking sites are now being used to gather evidence against people for court cases. FULL STORY >

A young group of IT professionals has started their own alternative Facebook site for Muslims to connect via the net. FULL STORY >

In this week's Tech News Roundup, the iPad lands in nine new countries, whilst Pakistan partially unblocks access to YouTube and Japanese researchers discover a new material that could lead to super-Samurai disks. FULL STORY >

Two brothers have found each other by way of social networking site Twitter, after initially making contact via MSN messenger and Skype. FULL STORY >