April 1st has traditionally been one of the silliest days of the year, and yesterday was no different, as numerous technology companies put their money where their mirth is and debuted some wacky products. FULL STORY >

Net Applications releases its latest browser report, detailing desktop browser usage as of the month of March. FULL STORY >

Net Applications releases its latest mobile browser report, detailing mobile phone and tablet browser usage as of the month of March. FULL STORY >

In gaming this week: Euro 2012 will be coming to FIFA 12 via DLC, the FBI has its eyes set on games and new Forza Motorsport 4 DLC on the way. FULL STORY >

Search giant Google makes the latest stable version (18) of its popular Chrome browser available for download. FULL STORY >

Market research firm IDC announced that smart connected device shipments during 2011 amounted to nearly one billion. FULL STORY >

Apart from being an excellent screen, Samsung's Central Station C23A550U has a few tricks up its sleeve thanks to four USB ports at its base. FULL STORY >

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

The number of downloads of the new Angry Birds Space title has reached an impressive 10 million in less than three days. FULL STORY >

Samsung ships more than five million Galaxy Note smartphones, five months after the launch of the smartphone-tablet-hybrid. FULL STORY >

The latest from Asus, the Eee Pad Transformer Prime offers up a superlative Android experience, whether being used solely as a tablet or connected to the optional keyboard. FULL STORY >

Graphics Properties Holdings has filed patent lawsuits against Apple, Samsung, Sony, HTC, LG, as well as RIM. FULL STORY >

After taking a year long break from the octagon, THQ's UFC series returns to the ring with the best and most realistic iteration of the range thus far in UFC Undisputed 3. FULL STORY >

AMD completes its acquisition of microserver manufacturer SeaMicro, which will now be assimilated into AMD's Data Centre Server Solutions division. FULL STORY >

HP showcases its newest line of Z Workstation which targets firms using computer-aided design software as well as corporations utilising the latest compute-intensive visualisation software. FULL STORY >