Sony is still confident that it can win the battle of the consoles with Microsoft and Nintendo announcing that the PS£ has sold 12.8m units worldwide. >>

MySpace have been awarded $234 million in an antispam judgement brought under the the US anti-spam measures Can-Spam. >>

Microsoft has launched the site WorldWide Telescope, which lets the user take a personalised tour around the universe via their computer. >>

Google has announced details of a new set of tools called Friend Connect which will enable website owners to add social features without programming. >>

Google are set to launch its Street View service in Europe but it will blur the faces of anyone who appears in the images to comply with privacy law. >>

Facebook is reported to have borrowed $100million from TriplePoint Capital in order to buy new servers to deal with its rapidly growing user rates. >>

RIM have announced details of its tri-band HSDPA 3G handset the highly anticipated BlackBerry Bold which will be released worldwide this summer. >>

According to the debt charity Credit Action, credit companies are using Facebook to target young people looking for loans who have bad credit ratings. >>

American TV presenter Conan O'Brien has featured a funny politically correct version of Grand Theft Auto IV which swaps violence for book clubs. >>

Myspace have announced that will introduce third-party data transfer allowing users to transfer their profile data to other web sites. >>