Global traffic data providers NAVTEQ enters South Africa, helping to increase the reliability of traffic data throughout the country. FULL STORY >

Before you take the big trek down to the coast, check out these hot new GPS units. FULL STORY >

This week in the Tech News Round-up: Google seems to be working on its own Dropbox competitor, whilst Facebook attains its largest valuation figure ever. FULL STORY >

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 >

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

We take a look at some of the latest news from the 2010 Tokyo Game Show as well as a few surprising gaming announcements. FULL STORY >

Googles Street View platform will add nineteen new South African winelands to its database FULL STORY >

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

Garmin's official mapping partner for Africa, Garmap, has unveiled the new version of its Africa Series map which includes new location based service functionality. FULL STORY >

Nokia has released the Own Voice app for Ovi Maps, enabling you to record your own voice and use it as a navigation voice pack, guiding you safely to your destination. FULL STORY >

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

Apple is once again the fruit of choice for media companies around the world, as the Cupertinobased company dominated tech headlines this week with the US launch and WiFi problems of some users of the iPad and the showcasing of iPhone OS 4. FULL STORY >

The Nokia N97 mini has arrived in South Africa and will be available with the latest version of Ovi Maps offering free navigation for both pedestrians and drivers. FULL STORY >

NAVTEQ adds 90 000 kms of roads and 40 000 points of interest to their data, thanks to a local community mapping project FULL STORY >

The TomTom XXL GPS with its grand five inch screen takes the strain out of viewing your routes. Just do not expect any fancy extras. FULL STORY >