Apple announces new operating systems and iCloud at WWDC, Sony hacked again, Spanish authorities arrest Anonymous hackers, RSA to replace SecureID tokens, face recognition in Facebook.

Sony's online systems compromised again, Windows 8 and the desktop, Twitter launches its own photo sharing service, Skype installation includes crapware, Google will no longer support legacy browsers, teenager sells kidney for iPad 2, Eric Schmidt recommends using a Mac.

Aseem Mishra reports back after representing the United Kingdom at the Intel Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles, Lodsys targets Android developer, doctors and dentists looking to own your feedback comments, Skype's service outage, France attempts to apply book pricing law to eBooks, the cookie law change is deferred for one year, black boxes in cars, a 200 megapixel camera, Twitter users warned about election day campaigning.

Rumours of Apple planning cloud music service, Sony announces an apology package, the Blogger outage, Slovakia implements a paywall for news sites, Mac users fall for fake security software, HADOPI temporarily not receiving copyright infringement data, Android devices leaking access tokens, iPhone developers receive legal threats over patent issues, Internet access at New Zealand libraries may be under threat, why New Zealand is not ready for Chrome OS laptops.

Microsoft buys Skype, Google Music Beta is launched, Google introduces Chrome OS laptops, the poisoning of Google image search results, Facebook involved in smear campaign, private data exposed to developers through tokens, hackers bring back the Other OS option on the PS3, a prototype phone made from electronic paper, the US government puts pressure on Mozilla to remove the MafiaaFire plug-in, how a computer store owner caught a laptop thief.

Google sued over Android location data, Google Shopping debuts in Australia, lobby groups oppose format shifting laws, more security breaches at Sony.

Apple explains hidden iPhone location data, the PlayStation Network outage, the Yahoo! Mail outage, YouTube to launch a movie rental service, Sony plans two tablet devices, the white iPhone has landed, Iran suspects foreign governments behind virus, the Casio F-91W watch, NZ Post looks at digital mail, a day of protest against copyright infringement legislation.

The life-size AT-AT walker replica isn't going to happen, multimedia pioneer Norio Ohga passes away, Judgement Day comes and goes, hidden iPhone file stores location history, Android devices also keeping location history, credit card payment solution Square available through the Apple Store, the world's largest Pac-Man game, a lego replica of the USS Intrepid, computer glitch causes New Zealand supermarket to open on a public holiday.

Researchers find security flaw in PayPal integrations, Cisco puts and end to Flip video cameras, Google puts and end to Google Video, Australians spending more time online, RIM's PlayBook a disappointment, plans to make a fully operational AT-ATwalker.

Aseem Mishra talks to us about his drum jeans that won him the title of Young Engineer of Great Britain, US terrorist attack warnings to be made on Twitter and Facebook, a woman with a spade cuts off an entire country from the Internet, new features in Windows 8 revealed, poor sales figures for the Motorola Xoom, Wozniak may consider a return to Apple if asked, the Commodore 64 is back, the Samsung 500 GB drive that wasn't.