Washington DC - The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says teenager will use mobile phones while driving, even if it's illegal. Read more

In depth - Mobile who? Read more

Stanford (CA) - A stolen Stanford laptop may have contained detailed information about as many as 72000 former and current university employees. Read more

If we are looking back to the original iMac and its strong focus on Internet services, then it is clear that Apple isn't entirely new to the software-as-a-service (SAAS) arena and has made some experiences with online services tied to its products in the past. Read more

Apple announced that it will be rolling out its iPhone 2. Read more

Asustek Computer will officially cut into the 16:9 ratio notebook market in the second half of 2008. Read more

IC designer Realtek Semiconductor has announced it will supply Fujitsu with the key component to bring to market a range of notebooks featuring Wireless USB in the US and Europe during 2008. Read more

Chicago (IL) - The stakes in the Apple Newton multi-touch tablet guessing game have just been raised: American Technology Research analyst Shawn Wu believes there is a one in two chance that we will be seeing a new form factor multi-touch device from Apple at WWDC next Monday. Read more

Taipei (Taiwan) - External graphics for laptops stole the show at AMD's Puma launch press conference today at the Computex tradeshow in Taipei. Read more

Taipei (Taiwan) - Earlier today we brought you news of the updated Asus EeePC line with larger screes and WiMax connectivity. Read more

Taipei (Taiwan) - Asus kicked of Computex 2008 with the Eee PC 901, the Eee PC 1000 and the Eee PC 1000H. Read more

Perspective - During last week's Google I/O conference, Google finally revealed more Android features, showcasing code examples in an effort to re-ignite interest in the platform. Read more

Walking the show floor of Computex is entertaining, but what can be much more interesting are local computer stores in Taipei. Read more

You can use Apple's Macbook Air simply for, well, writing letters and surfing the Internet. Read more

Asustek computer has stopped taking orders for its Eee PC 900, launched just one month ago, in order to prepare for the upcoming launch of the Intel Atom-based Eee PC 901, according to industry sources. Read more