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

HTC countersues Apple for patent violations and wants to stop the sale and import of iPhones, iPads as well as iPods in the United States. FULL STORY >

EA Sports contributes to the excitement and anticipation of the World Cup, with the latest installment in the popular FIFA series. FULL STORY >

Mozilla, developers of Firefox, have shared their tentative vision for the next version of the popular browser. FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Lab unveils its Kaspersky PURE integrated solution for the home network, which will protect your network from viruses, worms, hackers and various other menaces from the shady parts of cyberspace. FULL STORY >

Nokia has filed a complaint against Apple, claiming that Cupertino has violated five of its patents in two of its devices, those two devices being the iPhone and the iPad 3G. 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 >

RSAWEB now has True Cloud Servers available for businesses looking to deploy and provision fully operational servers in minutes. FULL STORY >

Google's Chrome 5 beta is now available, and it includes some cool new features to further enhance your browsing experience. FULL STORY >

A new variant of the Palevo worm is spreading via popular IM messaging software by praying on users curiosity when it comes to viewing photo albums and pics. FULL STORY >

Gamers can start to warm up for the 2010 FIFA World Cup with the launch of EA Sport's 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. FULL STORY >

What do you change on a smartphone that is already almost perfect for business? Well not much apparently, as RIM has proven with the Bold 9650. They also introduced the new Pearl with 3G. FULL STORY >

In gaming news this week Sony's PS3 and PSP have finally landed on Facebook, while Activision might have lost out on its chance to be the first to announce its new James Bond title, thanks to a UK online retailer. FULL STORY >

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

Many companies are now using smartphones to keep their workforce mobile. But apart from email, real integration of content management web applications has not really taken off. TechSmart spoke to Willem Schipper, managing director of... FULL STORY >