Web site plagiarises blog posts and files DMCA take-down notices on originals, Honda to integrate Siri into cars, Mega-specific search engine blocked by Mega, Kim Dotcom's encryption challenge, Philips exits consumer electronics market, Antigua and Barbuda in dispute with the US.

Kim Dotcom launches Mega, Kim Dotcom's helicopter makes an emergency landing, Mozilla's Firefox smartphone OS, the US employee who outsourced his work to Chinese workers, sending a GPS-tracked parcel to Julian Assange, PS4 hardware rumoured to be more powerful than XBox 720, Nokia supports 3D printing of phone cases.

Facebook releases Graph Search, whether Facebook has reached saturation point, why MediaWorks pulled the Kim Dotcom's Mega ads, the legal challenges that Megabox may face, Microsoft sets an end date for Messenger, whether Google Street View ran over a donkey.

Amazon Autorip, Windows 8 RT hack enables desktop applications, thousands of monochrome television licences still exist in the UK, CES 2013 round-up.

Craig Delany from MetService and Brian Smith from design company Pikselin talk to us about the new MetService website, Australian police warning users against using Apple Maps following strandings, Google Maps is number one download for iOS, storing passwords in your subconscious, Russian firm plans to build a smartphone with both LCD and E Ink displays, co-inventor of the barcode dies, Telecom's broadband outage.

News Corp to close iPad-only newspaper The Daily, Windows 8 sales are slow, Apple to assemble Macs in the US, iTunes inadvertently served pornographic images to Russian users.

Plans to share 3D printable firearms for free, non-replaceable CPUs may the the future, a court rules that Ryan Leslie must pay the $1 million reward he offered, the most viewed YouTube video, Apple releases iTunes 11.

The heist involving thousands of iPad minis, AC/DC releases back catalogue on iTunes, bug in Android blocks December 2012 dates, more on the Dotcom case, a novel bus shelter advertising campaign.

School dropout prepares to battle with Google over trade mark, the British Phonographic Industry criticises Google, a law student makes Facebook rethink its approach to privacy in the EU, Steve Ballmer on Android and iOS, use of mail is on the decrease.

Gabon suspends me.ga domain name, Android platform tops smartphone sales, rumours that Apple may drop Intel chips, Skype to replace Microsoft Messenger, hacker falls victim to his own malware, Australian government abandons mandatory Internet filtering.