Twitter passes the 20 billion mark in tweets in this week's Tech News Round-up, while Android continues to grow its user base daily and Intel settles complaints levelled against it with the US Federal Trade Commission. FULL STORY >

Is Facebook gearing up to take on Twitter? FULL STORY >

MySpace aims to stay in the social networking game by planning a huge revamp of their site over the coming year. FULL STORY >

Facebook lawyers release statement regarding a potentially threatening ownership contract FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Apple's magical iPad goes plane hopping to nine new places, while the Antennagate narrative continues but the Nexus One web store doesn't. FULL STORY >

Sure, Facebook may have 500 million users, but how is it affecting our work lives? FULL STORY >

Facebook now has over 500 million people all around the world using the site to stay connected with their real friends, Facebook friends and family from around the globe. FULL STORY >

Facebook lawyers are unsure whether company CEO signed an ownership contract with a disgruntled New York man in 2003 FULL STORY >

Security firm warns Facebook users against the latest in a series of clickjacking attacks FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up Facebook is due to cross the half a billion user mark, while Hollywood is putting the finishing touches on a movie about the founding of the popular social networking site. FULL STORY >

Outlook 2003, 2007 and 2010 users will be able to be more in tune with their clients, family and friends thanks to the email client's social networking integration via Outlook Social Connector. FULL STORY >

Facebook may find itself in a pickle as a man sues the company claiming to own 84 percent of the social networking site. FULL STORY >

Pop starlet becomes the first living person to break 10 million fans FULL STORY >

Pakistan recently issued orders for 17 websites to be blocked while another seven sites and search engines are to be closely monitored. FULL STORY >

Bono and company have reportedly acquired a bigger stake in the world's largest social networking site. FULL STORY >