Software firm Adobe reveal a new security flaw within Flash affecting users on all platforms, aka most people on the internet not counting Steve Jobs. FULL STORY >

Toshiba adds two large-screen models to its budget Satellite C series. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Windows delays the second update to its smartphone OS, whilst Nokia's unannounced E6 gets caught on camera. FULL STORY >

Apple's Safari and Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browsers were once again quickly infiltrated in the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest. FULL STORY >

A new email organisation feature within Gmail has been unveiled by Google. FULL STORY >

TechSmart talks to Sean Owen-Jones, CEO of NCSolutions, about their new Kaviza Virtual Desktop Infrastructure. FULL STORY >

Sony launches its new S notebook series to join its newly announced C series. FULL STORY >

Opera launches its Opera Mobile Store, giving mobile browser users access to an entirely new online portal. FULL STORY >

Microsoft wants the worldwide browser market share of IE6 to drop down to under 1%. FULL STORY >

Riding on the back of the successful launch of COD: Black Ops, MWEB is looking to expand its platform further. FULL STORY >

ASUS has unveiled a wide range of upcoming new products at CeBIT, from tablets to notebooks to motion sensing for your PC. FULL STORY >

Opera Software's browser becomes the first non-native one to be added to the Mac App Store, but gets slapped with a 17+ age rating. FULL STORY >

More milestones announced for Microsoft's IE9 browser. FULL STORY >

Nokia ditches convention with its X3 Touch and Type phone, offering dual input via its keypad and touch-enabled display and many high-end features on an entry-level device. FULL STORY >

HP takes on RIM over its UI design for the BlackBerry PlayBook, which HP claims copies that of its webOS-running tablet. FULL STORY >