In this month's SciNews we investigate baldness, colour blind sharks and why good music is almost addictive. FULL STORY >

Norton walks away smiling from the recently held Product of the Year awards, coming out on top in the antivirus software category. FULL STORY >

British MPs of the House of Lords might soon be able to utilise their tablet PCs as well as other devices during house debates. FULL STORY >

Two new malicious codes that use Facebook to ensnare victims have been wreaking havoc. FULL STORY >

We check in at the AMD Tech Summit for some details on the company's upcoming new Fusion APUs. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab's latest spam report shows how trending stories can impact the world's spam circulation. FULL STORY >

Google and Yad Vashem announces a partnership to help migrate the museum's vast archives online. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab has warned internet users of a new Twitter worm doing the rounds on the net. FULL STORY >

We sink our teeth into the juicy Asus N43SL, one of the first Intel Sandy Bridge based notebooks on the market. FULL STORY >

Nokia will be discontinuing its unlimited music download subscription service via Ovi Music in many parts of the globe. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: South Africa to adopt the DVB-T2 digital television standard, whilst a leak of a trinity of new smartphones on the way from Canada's RIM hits the web. FULL STORY >

Kingston Technology, manufacturers of memory products, has announced the Kingston HyperX MAX 3.0 External Drive. FULL STORY >

Taiwanese computer manufacturer Gigabyte unveils its newest offering in the increasingly competitive tablet arms race. FULL STORY >

Asus unveils an exciting range of new tablets as CES 2011 starts heating up. FULL STORY >

ASUS is unveiling its WAVI Xtion at CES this week, hoping to propel the motion sensing craze even farther than before. FULL STORY >