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May 4 isn't just the beginning of another month that edges closer to the middle of the year, but rather Star Wars Day. What can you do for it?

This week on The Wrap, check out the tablets coming to Australia, some of the security issues popping up, and find out how to take your Xbox games to-go on your phone and computer. All that and more, all in five.

Not every message dropped into your Twitter account is the real deal. Some are trying to phish for your details and break into your account.

It's not unusual to be a little surprised by what CES has to offer, but one of the concepts is slowly warming to us, provided we don't change our viewing habits too much.

Social media services like Twitter and Facebook don't just have to be used for communication. They can also be used to predict epidemics.

A bug in Twitter's internal operations means Twitter users get to come up with a brand new password. And if you've always wanted to know about strong passwords to secure you're own, this is for you, too.

Samsung’s latest big Galaxy, Nikon’s equally big camera, Intel’s big new processor, and a big birthday for a big Twitter invention. It’s a positively massive Wrap.

If you've ever clicked, made, or used a hashtag, today's the day for giving it credit on linking your topics of conversation.

Staying smart online is more important than ever, and for this week we draw attention to important issues, such as the burgeoning area of social scanning, discussing what it is and how to stay on guard.

If you've noticed an influx of social networking spam lately, you're not alone.