Tablets are expected to surpass notebook shipments in 2016, according to a new report. FULL STORY >

Facebook has come under fire for changing the email address shown on users' profile to one that points to their often ignored Facebook email. FULL STORY >

Facebook has agreed to buy facial recognition company Face.com. FULL STORY >

Google, Facebook, Twitter and co take on bad advertisements, malware and scams on the net via the Ads Integrity Alliance. FULL STORY >

Facebook has advised users that they will be notified on the site if they are at risk of being disconnected from the internet next month, due to a DNSChanger botnet. FULL STORY >

Nvidia has revealed its GeForce GTX 680M GPU bringing its new Kepler architecture to notebook PCs and ultrabooks. FULL STORY >

No fewer than five stories revolved around Facebook in the past week, from a bizarre and insensitive photo ban by the site to Zuckerberg's quiet, unexpected wedding. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up more screenshots of the forthcoming Game of Thrones RPG are revealed, whilst the official launch trailer for Max Payne 3 is released. FULL STORY >

HP goes all out on the ultrabook front, releasing 14" and 15.6" Envy ultrabooks. FULL STORY >

HP has announced a range of new ultrabooks, including the Spectre XT and the EliteBook Folio. TechSmart is in Shanghai to bring you the latest news. FULL STORY >

HP today announced the launch of a unique social-campaign tied to the release of its innovative Z1 all-in-one workstation. FULL STORY >

The US Department of Justice has laid a lawsuit against Apple and a number of larger publishers for colluding to fix ebook prices and eliminate competition. FULL STORY >

Facebook has announced that it is in the process of acquiring photo-sharing app Instagram for a cool $1 billion. FULL STORY >

GPU and mobile CPU maker Nvidia launches its first Kepler-based graphics processing units, the GeForce GTX 680 and GeForce 600M notebook range of GPUs. FULL STORY >

Facebook buys 750 of IBMs technology patents as possible ammo in its patent battle with web search firm Yahoo! FULL STORY >