Some of the company's n"uvi personal navigation devices pose a potential fire hazard, the company says.
In this World Wide Wrap: Global demand boosts server sales, chip maker eyes server space, and probe settles digital attack fears.
In this World Wide Wrap: Verizon opens green store, rental stores to use RFID, and Canadians up contactless payments.
A new family of worms uses its multilingual capabilities to target users in their own language.
The government finally has a court ruling that allows it to ban online gambling. Can't have rival mobs encroach on your turf, now can you?
The company's consumer segment is a young business and a small contributor, says Neotel.
The association fears the 500-odd unlicensed communication providers in SA could abuse consumers.
Greater demand for international broadband has prompted an extension of WACS from Portugal to the UK.
US military hit in cyber strike, energy drinks could power gadgets, IE9 interface leaks in Russia, and patient records left at bus stop.
In this World Wide Wrap: Google litigant raises safety concerns, California county replaces SAP system, and information law misinterpreted.
In this World Wide Wrap: Germany to roll out smart IDs, Coca-Cola links RFID to Facebook, and US gets RFID-equipped recycling.
The Shuttleworth Foundation rolls out the Yoza m-novel library to encourage active reading among teens.
Web-based collaboration tools allow a range of contributors to exchange expertise for more informed decision-making.