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Top Five Online Scams From PC WORLD

It amazes that 5% of users create 75% of the drivel that is on the site, I can't help but feel that the world would be a much better place without them.

What do you propose we do with them? Technologically (and ethically ) possible solution please.

My problem with twitter and all other forms of social networking, but mostly twitter, is the amount of rubbish posted on it. People become obsessed with posting all they are doing. It leads people to online stalking. I would love to shut twitter down, just for a week to make people realize that they don't need to know what people are doing at all times of the day, if it is that important it will be on the news.

How apples new voice technology is far ahead of the competition it is looking hard to beat and how voice technology is slowing becoming more and more popular in the way we control technology. 

Governments around the world made nearly 21,000 requests for access to Google data in the first six months of this year, according to the search engine. Seems interesting but could also be a concern in privacy...

Nigeria's Saheed Adepoju is a young man with big dreams. He is the inventor of the Inye, a tablet computer designed for the African market. According to the 29-year-old entrepreneur, his machine's key selling point is its price - $350 (£225) opposed to around $700 for an iPad.

The governor of Kansas has apologised for his office's over-reaction to a disparaging tweet from a teenager sent during a visit to the state capitol. Emma Sullivan, 18, tweeted last week that Governor Sam Brownback "sucked" and "#heblowsalot". But after the governor's office saw the tweet and complained, she was told by her school to write an apology.

This infographic, shows ecommerce around the world, and what, where and just how much people are buying online. The data is based on a 2010 Nielsen survey of more than 27,000 Internet users from North America, South America, Asia Pacific, Europe and the Middle East.

While much of the work addressing the digital divide between the "haves" and "have nots" in the online world has focused on the important task of providing access to hardware, software, and basic computer literacy, there is an additional issue -- the cultural digital divide -- that has received far too little attention.

more than 80% of the world has never surfed the web!!

get a life, hows your mac :D

good thanks :)

School teacher and radio presenter accused of spreading false reports that gunmen were attacking schools in Veracruz

This is showing that more people are beginning to own a smartphone which could be that people are beginning to move away from the computer and start doing everyday tasks on their phone, with Google's Android operating system being the most popular at the moment