Stories by: PC World Staff

Just how badly can you treat your new iPhone 3G before it breaks?

Senior Writer Darren Gladstone takes a look at two new miniature laptops: the Asus Eee 4GH XP, and HP's 2133. After putting both through their paces, he tells you which is right for you and which would make a good starter PC for your kid.

At the giant CTIA mobile phone show, PC World's Denny Arar shows you how to stream music from your phone to a stereo, receive XM radio on your BlackBerry, and get stylish with a new hands-free headset.

Senior Editor Denny Arar takes a look at some of the trends at this year's CTIA Wireless show.

Samsung and Sprint collaborate on the most credible iPhone competitor to date.

IBM and Google have both announced high-flying research projects in cloud computing -- creating virtual supercomputers to power distributed applications that customers like you can access over the Web. This idea isn't new, but it appears to be different this time. Today's blend of high-speed networks and fast servers have already led to the rise of the Web app, and end users are getting accustomed to running apps over the Internet.

The Bhutan government liked its first taste of Linux so much that it has come back for seconds, releasing an updated version of its Debian-based operating system that it launched last year.

BigPond has taken the wires out of its broadband service, launching a new wireless ADSL kit for home users.

SonicBlue Inc. is filing for reorganization under US federal bankruptcy laws and plans to sell off the divisions that make the popular consumer devices ReplayTV, the Rio MP3 player, and entire GoVideo business unit.

Andrew Tridgell has taken out the Special Achievement Award at the Australian UNIX and Open System User Group's (AUUG) inaugural Open Source Awards, held in Melbourne on Thursday.