Facebook announces a new security feature that will enable users to log out remotely and keep tabs on who is accessing their profiles. FULL STORY >

This week the Kinect disappoints with voice commands, the PS3 gets hacked from all fronts and Guild Wars 2 shows up on the horizon. FULL STORY >

For the users looking to speed up their texting ability, Nokia looks set to introduce Swype to Symbian Series 60 5th edition phones. FULL STORY >

The latest Net Applications usage share figures have Microsofts Internet Explorer 8 gaining global momentum. FULL STORY >

LG is set to unveil its new SMART TV line. These televisions will be able to connect to the Internet and run apps. FULL STORY >

Microsoft is unveiling a new controller for the Xbox 360 sporting new colours and new features. FULL STORY >

Peplink and Nology partners to bring unique network solutions to South African businessess. FULL STORY >

The Italian American community expresses its disdain for Mafia II, threatens 'forceful' action. FULL STORY >

MySpace has announced that users will now be able to sync their MySpace and Facebook accounts to simultaneously post on both sites. FULL STORY >

Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen is suing some of the largest companies in the US for apparent violations of four patents. FULL STORY >

According to a survey conducted by Panda Security, up to a quarter of malware are spread through USB sticks. FULL STORY >

Googles Street View platform will add nineteen new South African winelands to its database FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up the popular social networking site Facebook is looking to acquire rights to the name Face, whilst Google Talk proves to be more popular than Google Wave and Google Buzz. FULL STORY >

Atari and Cryptic Studios announces the development of a new Neverwinter game set to be released late next year. FULL STORY >

Nashua Mobile introduced the Streetwise Solution online learning system to disadvantaged schools around South Africa. FULL STORY >