Editor's note It's been a big week. Facebook launched its take on the App Store with a service that it has dubbed App Center; the original first-person shooter for many, Wolfenstein, turned 20; and Steve Wozniak visited Australia. Yesterday, I was able to see a Raspberry Pi in action, and, while it is a great toy and educational tool., it isn't the be-all and end-all of media centres that many people had hoped. Also, the supply problems that have plagued the project mean that only 57 individual units have found their way into the country so far. Meanwhile, up on the Gold Coast, AusCERT is on again for another year. Be sure to check out the videos from yesterday, and check out the live panel discussion from 4pm AEST. Have a good week! -- Chris Oh great, Facebook wants our apps now too Facebook has announced its own version of an app store, and it has the potential to steamroll all others. Read more | |  |  | Connect with TechRepublic | | Tech worker mid-year 'resolutions' The turn from winter into spring and summer presents a great time to put some thought into how you're developing as a leader. Patrick Gray offers tips on where to start. | | |