This week in the News Round-up a teenager murders his friend following an argument over Facebook. FULL STORY >

Facebook users complain that the site is not doing enough to combat clickjacking worms FULL STORY >

The latest Snapdragon specs revealed, Facebook is back at reuniting lost family members and Google about to hand over info obtained via its Street View cars. FULL STORY >

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

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

Two brothers have found each other by way of social networking site Twitter, after initially making contact via MSN messenger and Skype. FULL STORY >

MWEB announced their own wireless network this week, while Google showcase their next Android mobile OS and Facebook and YouTube get banned in Pakistan. FULL STORY >

The world's biggest social network has unveiled their latest security feature to keep hackers from accessing your Facebook account. FULL STORY >

A father and his son have reconnected after decades apart thanks to Facebook. FULL STORY >

In our weekly tech news roundup: MultiChoice now faces competition, Facebook privacy bug fixed and Apple Developer Conference rumours. Facebook addresses a bug that was giving rise to some privacy issues and expectation and hype over Apples iPhone 4G... FULL STORY >

Facebook has announced a new Open Graph system that allows for a more social web experience. FULL STORY >

The popular social networking site Facebook is working on a new feature that will make it possible to add your geographic location to your Facebook pages. FULL STORY >

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

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