A Swiss programmer has released source code for a trojan that records Skype calls. FULL STORY >

Geolocation functionality will be made available on the Twitter platform in the near future which means that tweets can then be geo-tagged. FULL STORY >

Logitech claim to have made a mouse, two actually, that can be used on almost any surface, including glass. FULL STORY >

Scientists at IBM Research, in collaboration with Paul W. K. Rothmund, a researcher at the California Institute of Technology, have made a breakthrough in semiconductor advancement using artificial DNA structures. FULL STORY >

Google has opened a developerÔÇÖs preview to an upgraded version of its search. FULL STORY >

Portable storage without the need for an external power supply FULL STORY >

Facebook announced yesterday, 10 August 2009, that it had acquired social aggregation service FriendFeed. FULL STORY >

Twitter went down for a number of hours yesterday as a result of what it calls, ÔÇ£a single, massively coordinated attack.ÔÇØ FULL STORY >

We recap some of the latest science discoveries over the last month including how we master activities, understanding the life of stars and how cats control humans. FULL STORY >

MozillaÔÇÖs Firefox web browser reached the 1 billion downloads mark on July 31st, 2009. FULL STORY >

ÔÇ£Imagine a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledgeÔÇØ. This is the bold mission of ?¡Wikimedia, and it is also the driving thought behind user generated content or media. FULL STORY >

All the imporant tech activity in July 09 FULL STORY >

A small little mono laser printer ideal for private or small office printing. FULL STORY >

It is difficult to convey the hope that yesterdayÔÇÖs switching on of the 17 000 km Seacom cable brings. FULL STORY >

MTN announced the launch of its new Eazi Recharge service which allows customers to buy prepaid airtime by using their credit card and their cellphone. FULL STORY >