Dotcom's plans for a new file-sharing site, a bid to give the UN control of the Internet, a car that can drive itself races against a human-driven car, Dotcom's plans for Internet connectivity in New Zealand.

Apple releases the iPad Mini, Gary McKinnon will not be extradited, Amazon revokes account over eBooks issue, Google threatens to exclude French media sites from search results, Nissan to introduce steer-by-wire, Windows 8 account password security flaw, vulnerability in boarding pass bar-codes, government official recommends using fake personal details.

The universe may be a giant computer simulation, Apple ignored its developers' warnings, pay what you think Ubuntu is worth, PC market to shrink for the first time in a decade, The Radio Network to launch a web-based radio platform in New Zealand and Australia.

Skype to offer a free wireless Internet platform across Britain, declassified files show the US wanted to build a flying saucer, Markus Persson criticises Microsoft's direction, the compact disc turns 30, Facebook surpasses 1 billion users, Mark Zuckerberg wears the same thing every day.

Myspace gets a complete revamp, Apple suggests alternative map solutions for iOS, Woz would like to become an Australian citizen, Hotmail has been truncating users' passwords, the secret code that can wipe a Samsung Galaxy S3 phone.

Hengjie Wang and Jordan Thoms talk to us about their note-sharing app called Notable, Apple's map solution criticised, Apple accused of copying Swiss railway clock design, Europe getting down to the last few IPv4 addresses, Germany warns citizens off Internet Explorer, Facebook to disable facial recognition on photos in Europe, a hacker claims to have jailbroken the iPhone 5.

Apple launches the iPhone 5, Apple patents technology to turn off your phone remotely, Mark Zuckerberg denies that there will be a Facebook phone, the emoticon turns 30, eBay's new logo, a supercomputer made of Raspberry Pis, New Zealand Post to launch online purchase delivery service.

Nokia's ad blunder, Samsung's blogger blunder, hybrid devices fill gap between tablet and laptop markets, Raspberry Pis being manufactured in the UK, three alleged copyright infringers in New Zealand to appear in front of Copyright Tribunal, file sharing infringement notice fee to stay at $25.

Apple wins patent case against Samsung in US court, Samsung wins case against Apple in South Korean court, Walmart to implement self scan and checkout solution with iPhones.

Australian supermarket chain Coles experiments with a new online shopping concept, Apple is the most valuable company ever, eBay to remove fortune telling and spell categories, LG's gigantic 4K television set.