Google to use Gmail content to target advertising, Tesla sues the BBC, India is the first nation to block the .xxx domain, autonomous quadrocopters playing pong, printing all 2559 featured articles on Wikipedia, Grant Odgers from SwiftPoint talks to us about his company's award winning mouse showcased at CES, MasterCard to offer Tap & Go cards in New Zealand.

Ben Krasnow talks to us about building a scanning electron microsoope in his garage, the school-yard bullying video that went viral, laptop thief begs to have video of him removed from YouTube, a hacker from Queensland may face charges from the FBI, the .xxx TLD gets approval, Google fined €100,000 for its Street View gaffe, ISPs urged to block file sharing sites, Apple sues Amazon, the inflated amount of damages being sought from Limewire by record companies.

Visa to introduce online fund transfers, rumours that Google is going to launch a new social network, another party invitation on Facebook inadvertently open to all, Netflix purchases broadcast rights to House of Cards, another road sign is hacked, the Mark Zuckerberg action figure, Dick Smith Electronics drops Vodafone, the RSA SecurID hack.

A monthly fee to legalise music sharing, how illegal TV streamers are tracked down, Facebook to start streaming movies, Twitter tells third party developers not to make any more Twitter clients, the Google Science Fair, using technology to do away with postage stamps, the latest Pwn2Own results, Australia reaches 2 million domain names registered, five reasons not to buy an iPad 2.

Apple announces the iPad 2, rumours that Steve Jobs came close to knighthood, rumours that Jonathan Ive may leave Apple soon, a Windows trojan is ported to the Mac platform, losing $200,000 to a fake online girlfriend, PS3 shipments siezed and held in Europe.

Intel unveils Thunderbolt, Paypal account belonging to a Bradley Manning support group is reinstated, the Motorola Xoom tablet, problems caused by a Windows Phone 7 update, the market share of iPhones, false party invitation on Facebook attracts the attention of thousands, why Google is tweaking its PageRank algorithm, Anonymous attacks a hate web site, GPS records used as defence in court, New Zealand Post and Yellow settle out of court, 1000Memories.com attracts significant capital investment.

Google announces One Pass, a new twist to high rise apartment living, capturing and dissipating a laser beam, Detroit raises enough for its RoboCop statue.

Wikileaks supporters retaliate, the MPAA sues Hotfile, MPEG LA seeks holders of patents infringed by Google VP8, Windows Phone 7 to get copy and paste, a universal cellphone charger, the Microsoft-Nokia alliance, the new super-thin LG Flatron E2290, HP announces three WebOS devices, devising a new definition for the kilogram.

Police make arrests over Anonymous hacks, what is rumoured to be hiding inside the latest PS3 firmware update, Google accuses Bing of copying, a mobile phone is sent into space, Yellow buys Groupy, stolen propery database goes live.

A new CEO for Google, Apple CEO takes medical leave, more Facebook privacy concerns, former Swiss banker hands data to Wikileaks, using Facebook to empty a library, a Facebook status update leads to burglary.