Consumer group questions iPhone battery replacement   02 Jul 2007 15:54 GMT
A Los Angeles-based consumer watchdog group that filed a lawsuit against Apple in 2006 has called on the company to spell out the iPhone's battery-replacement policy to prospective buyers.
Source: InfoWorld

Motherboard maker Asustek to split into three   02 Jul 2007 12:30 GMT
A familiar name in computer motherboards, Asustek Computer, will split into three companies by January to separate its name brand product business from its contract manufacturing operations, it said Monday.
Source: InfoWorld

Most buyers like new iPhones (USATODAY.com)   02 Jul 2007 12:22 GMT
USATODAY.com - SAN FRANCISCO - The professional critics have offered their iPhone opinions, giving Apple's new cellphone mostly a thumbs up. Now it's time for thousands of consumers to weigh in after they bought iPhones this weekend. The gadget went on sale starting Friday night at nearly 2,000 Apple and AT&T stores after six months of anticipation. USA TODAY heard from more than 350 people who said they bought an iPhone. Based on their first weekend's experience, virtually all of them said they'd do it again.
Source: Yahoo

Head of BenQ loses CEO title   02 Jul 2007 11:39 GMT
The head of BenQ Corp. retained his chairmanship but will lose his CEO titles at some companies in the BenQ Group, amid a management reshuffle announced just weeks before his insider stock trading case begins in Taiwan.
Source: InfoWorld

iPhone launch marred by activation delays   02 Jul 2007 11:35 GMT
Apple's iPhone launch has been marred by delays in AT&T's phone activation system, leaving some people unable to use their new toy throughout the weekend.
Source: InfoWorld

Hackers race to unlock iPhone   02 Jul 2007 11:28 GMT
Now that Apple's iPhone is finally on sale, the race is on to see who can unlock it.
Source: InfoWorld

AT&T says to buy Dobson for $2.8 billion   01 Jul 2007 15:35 GMT
U.S. telecommunications giants will buy the rural wireless carrier to expand its reach in rural and suburban markets.
Source: ZDNet