Asustek is splitting itself into three companies, one keeping the brand, new companies Unihan Technology and Pegatron Technology will handle PC and non-PC manufacturing.
Estimates of iPhone sales during its first weekend have have hit 500,000 and keep climbing - and now there's concern Apple may not be able to keep up with demand.
Toshiba has expanded its line of Qosmio AV notebooks, put new Satellite U305 notebooks into retail, and added HD DVD and Core 2 Duo CPUs to the Satellite P205.
Market measurement firm Hitwise finds that YouTube's audience for online video is not only larger than any of its rivals, it's larger than all its rivals combined.
Gateway has updated its E-295C convertible notebook, appealing to artists with a Wacom pen and digitizer, while offering a C-140 version for home and business users.
T-Mobile has expanded its HotSpot @Home program to the entire United States, offering combined cell/Wi-Fi calling with basic service starting at $20 per month.
Alienware's new Area 51 M9750 gaming notebook offers dual Nvidia SLI graphics cards with 17-inch screen, a Core 2 Duo processor, up to 4 GB of RAM, and dual hard drives.
HP has introduced new models in its Pavilion and Presario desktop lines, adding horse power - and media centers - aimed at home users, businesses, and students.
Wireless hotspot operator Boingo has announced a new flat-rate plan which lets users tap into more than 100,000 hotspots around the world for $39 a month.
AT&T and Apple have announced rate plans for the forthcoming iPhone, starting at $59.99 a month and all including unlimited data, unlimited mobile calling, and rollover minutes.
Yahoo co-founder Jerry Yang has held the reins less than a week, and already the company is shaking up its advertising business to better compete with Google.
Samsung has begun mass producing its 64 GB flash-based solid-state drive, meaning it will soon appear as a (pricey) option in notebooks and other devices.
Sierra Entertainment's World in Conflict action-strategy game aims to shake up the Xbox 360, pitting Cold War rivals against each other in destructible battlefields.