This week in the Tech News Round-up: A former Nicaraguan military commander is seeking to make an error on Google Maps the scapegoat for his forces incursion in Costa Rica, whilst Samsung's Galaxy Tab might be upgraded to newer... FULL STORY >

Kaspersky Labs latest malware statistics show the ZeuS botnet is still spreading even after its creators were arrested. FULL STORY >

American Tower Corporation and Cell C Limited have entered into an agreement for the sale of up to 1400 of Cell Cs existing cellular towers. FULL STORY >

THQ will be releasing its follow up to the successful Darksiders game at least a year later than originally anticipated. FULL STORY >

Microsoft's controllerless gaming peripheral, Kinect, went on sale today in the United States. FULL STORY >

The first WP7 handsets to hit the SA market will be HTC's Mozart and Trophy, arriving either late November or early December. FULL STORY >

The Android-powered Samsung Galaxy S is now the first and so far only smartphone to be represented on the Wi-Fi Alliance's list of Wi-Fi Direct certified tech gadgets. FULL STORY >

Garmin extends its Live Traffic services to help reduce congestion in Cape Town and Durban. FULL STORY >

The third phone in Nokia's Symbian^3 family, the C6-01, ships to retailers and network operators throughout the world today. FULL STORY >

We recently got the opportunity to get some hands-on time with the brand new MacBook Air from Apple, here's what we thought of the super slim device. FULL STORY >