NAVIGON has launched its latest map update which makes a new feature as well as useful 2010 FIFA World Cup destinations available to users. FULL STORY >

HTC seeks to ban the sale of iPods, iPhones and iPads in the US FULL STORY >

Google announces several additional football features for the duration of the FIFA World Cup FULL STORY >

Googles highly popular 3D mapping service is now available locally FULL STORY >

Gogga Post Pay is an innovative prepaid Wireless Internet Package for corporate as well as home users. FULL STORY >

The latest Snapdragon specs revealed, Facebook is back at reuniting lost family members and Google about to hand over info obtained via its Street View cars. FULL STORY >

In this week's Gaming News Round-up - Sony adapts their US PSP strategy, the first 3D PS3 updates, and Harry Potter to battle Voldemort in two more games. FULL STORY >

Redmond has responded to reports of Google phasing out the use of Windows on company computers due to security concerns. FULL STORY >

Google is being sued for damages after an American woman was using walking directions from Google Maps and got hit by a car. FULL STORY >

Google has released a stable version of its Chrome browser for Mac computers. FULL STORY >

MWEB announced their own wireless network this week, while Google showcase their next Android mobile OS and Facebook and YouTube get banned in Pakistan. FULL STORY >

Google's most important developer conference runs from 19-20 May and will reportedly feature the launch of the next version of the Android OS. FULL STORY >

Google's Chrome 5 beta is now available, and it includes some cool new features to further enhance your browsing experience. FULL STORY >

The M1000C is a small and very easy to use GPS logger to keep track of where you have been. FULL STORY >

Like the rest of us, British Google account holders will soon get access to an email address ending with @gmail.com, instead of the one they've been using up until now ending with @googlemail.com. FULL STORY >