Aleks Krotoski and Charles Arthur are joined by Trefor Davies and Keith Stuart to tackle this week's technology headlines. On the slate:
The UK government's announced moves to monitor email, web browsing and social media. How realistic is this, and will it curb terrorism?
BlackBerry-maker RIM has decided to re-focus its smartphone business model on the business market. Why? Charles dissects the numbers and predicts whether leaving the consumer sector will save the company.
Trefor Davies gives his impressions of the 4G mobile network, after spending a day testing it. Where in London did he get a whopping 40Mbps? In a fast food restaurant or on the number 52 bus?
Finally, Keith Stuart offers his advice to OpCapita, the company that acquired the flailing video games high street retailer GAME at the eleventh hour. What does it need to do to keep the 333 outlets open?
These stories and more in this week's Tech Weekly from the Guardian.
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