In today's technology roundup: Twitter valued at $1bn, recession shifts cyber-crime tactics, Google turns IE into Chrome, and Intel builds TV that watches you.
In today's technology roundup: Sun losing $100m a month, lawyers aim at calculator hackers, 'Open Internet' rules criticised, and boffins build graphite Flash-like chip.
In today's technology roundup: Rwanda takes broadband leap, business issued Trojan-laced drivers, predictive crime software claims success, and Facebook to end tracking tool.
In today's technology roundup: 'Bahama' botnet takes fraud to new heights, disconnection phone scam targets UK, US objects to Google book deal, and Adobe offers cloud service.
In today's technology roundup: Twitter to offer phone calling, Google acquires Recaptcha for book digitisation, Windows vulnerability exploit released, and phishers attack with live chat.
In today's technology roundup: Lenovo extends touch-screens, Home Office appoints ID czar, and UK emergency text system goes live.
In today's technology roundup: Hacker buries $1m in backyard, Facebook strips down to Lite site, Discovery glides to smooth landing, and video game sales slide.
In today's technology roundup: Critical bug infests Windows, Microsoft unveils UK jobs scheme, flight site hacker 'identified', and home fibre plans survive downturn.
In today's technology roundup: Microsoft knocks Linux, Google's 'Monopoly City Streets' goes live, Yahoo intros iPhone and BlackBerry apps, and UK lags in fibre broadband.
In today's technology roundup: EU probes Oracle, Sun deal; Apple's security lags; Nokia, Facebook intro lifecasting; and Britain reboots oldest computer.
In today's technology roundup: Internet turns 40, women more password-savvy, minor offences to be recorded electronically, and jail threat for donkey bloggers.
In today's technology roundup: Parliament hack exposes shoddy passwords, inventor urges patent law change, capacity miscalculation causes Gmail outage, and British plan to tackle asteroids.
In today's technology roundup: Judge acquits mom in MySpace case, thousands call for Turing apology, Tetris is good for the brain, and UN seeks better data.