Google is being sued for damages after an American woman was using walking directions from Google Maps and got hit by a car. FULL STORY >

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

One of the latest Android-based smartphones to come out of the HTC stable, the HTC Legend boasts a stunning AMOLED display and impressive and intuitive OS and Sense UI skin. FULL STORY >

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

An answer to the PS3's Heavy Rain for Xbox 360 users, Alan Wake is a psychological thriller that ropes you in from start to finish. FULL STORY >

Acer has unveiled their latest notebook series that promises to put in a full day's work. 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 >

FarmVille is on its way to Yahoo! properties this week in the Gaming News Round-up, while Sony gave gamers in LA the opportunity to test their latest God of War title and Nintendo clean image takes a bit of a knock. FULL STORY >

Google has released a stable version of its Chrome browser for Mac computers. FULL STORY >

Nvidia's GeForce 257.15 beta driver is out, with the complete WHQL-certified release expected early June. FULL STORY >

SE will release an update of the Xperia range's firmware, which will make it possible to upgrade them to Android OS 2.1. FULL STORY >

The world's biggest cellphone maker is teaming up with Yahoo! in a strategic partnership to combine strengths. FULL STORY >

Ricoh SA has officially launched their remote device relationship management system that allows businesses to monitor the output of printers and other multifunction devices, which is being used in their company. 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 >

MTN has introduced a new location-based service that will guide users to the nearest selected point of interest. FULL STORY >