This week Americans gave Facebook another notch in its belt by making it their most popular destination to visit on the net. FULL STORY >

Exclusive Books launched a beta version of their new commerce website, Exclusives.co.za, last night in Fourways, Johannesburg. FULL STORY >

HP expands its notebook range with four new models tailored for SME business users and two new tablets, also with business users in mind. FULL STORY >

UK criminals are using Facebook via cellphone to intimidate and taunt victims. FULL STORY >

Google has launched a new social networking service, Google Buzz, for Gmail users that will be made available within the next couple of days. FULL STORY >

Facebook marked its sixth birthday with a make-over. With the news that a new, more efficient photo uploaded is on the way as well, there is little evidence that theyÔÇÖre resting on their laurels. FULL STORY >

Amazon is looking to maintain the edge they have over the eBook market as competition stiffens. Opening the platform up to app developers and offering authors and publishers more favourable revenue sharing options is just the beginning. FULL STORY >

Elonex's eBook 511EB is a bit smaller than the rest of the ebook crowd, unfortunately also in screen size. FULL STORY >

Can a contentious Facebook status update cost you your job? TechSmart discuss some of Facebook's legal implications with Liza van Wyk, CEO of training, consulting and project management service provider AstroTech. FULL STORY >

The new Elonex eBook reader will be available for purchase in South Africa from 16 December 2009. FULL STORY >

The Samsung X460 is a stylish and well speced thin-and-light notebook. FULL STORY >

Microsoft has announced that social networking tools will be made available to Xbox 360 users from November 17, 2009. FULL STORY >

The Acer Aspire 5738G is a consumer notebook with a 3D display. We check out the future of the notebook and what 3D could mean for consumers. FULL STORY >

Orkut is a social networking site aiming to take on Facebook and Twitter, backed up by the might of Google and new revamp. FULL STORY >

Three new ebook readers have been announced that will attempt to end the dominance of Amazon\\\'s Kindle. FULL STORY >