1. Ferrari forced to recall fiery luxury cars

So you just spent a quarter of a million dollars on your new Ferrari Italia supercar. The last thing you would expect is that it would randomly burst into flames.

2. AOL renews ad deal with Google

AOL's renewed its search advertising deal with Google for another five years, and expanded it to include mobile search and YouTube.

3. Facebook gift cards coming to Target

Are you stuck trying to figure out what to get that special person as a birthday present? How about a Facebook gift card!

4. Stephen Hawking says God isn't necessary

Theoretical physicist and official World's Cleverest Chap Stephen Hawking says there's no reason to think that God created the universe.

5. Sony laptop with "3D" button coming 2011: report

After being somewhat late to the game with its first line of stereoscopic 3D TVs, Sony is gunning to be proactive in the 3D laptop market, planning a computer with full 3D capabilities for release next year.

6. New, open source PS3 jailbreak may get round piracy claims

A new, open source jailbreak for the PS3 has been released by modder Mathieu Hervais, with the claim that it doesn't promote piracy.

7. Samsung officially reveals Galaxy Tab, an Android tablet

In what could be the very first Android-based tablet that poses a direct threat to the iPad, Samsung has given us the first look at its Galaxy Tab device.

8. 'Dark silicon' improves Android battery life

A new chip is claimed to improve smartphone efficiency by making use of 'dark silicon' – the numerous transistors on today’s chips that are underused because there's not enough power to utilize them all at the same time.

9. Facebook tells Greenpeace: 'We're just as green as you'

Facebook has told Greenpeace to get its own house in order, after the environmental campaigning group criticized the company for using non-renewable sources to power its new data center.

10. Twitter arrives on the iPad

Twitter's launched an iPad app that's got everybody that's played with it very excited.

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