Mobility

As the Taiwanese giant starts making North American inroads, it faces increased legal pressure from the world's biggest desktop vendor. Learn more about the intellectual property at stake

Apple's handheld is getting attention from NetSuite, LiveTime and others, but some observers wonder whether security surrounding Exchange, among other issues, will limit adoption among business users

South African computer maker Mustek Ltd. has chosen a processor from Taiwan's Via Technologies Inc. to power its new education PC.

The man who led Canada's most successful graphics chip company through a blockbuster merger resigns as executive vice-president. Plus: The impact on Fusion's release

Reference programs called "Office Business Applications" are designed to create more functionality in Excel, Outlook and other tools. Execs discuss the possible links to back-office systems

Microsoft Corp. wants to play a bigger role in China's living rooms, and the company is willing to spend millions of dollars to get there.

Overclockers waged a battle of ice against fire last week in Taipei, pushing the performance limits of Intel's CPUs to 5GHz. The hobbyists, who are becoming an increasingly common sight at IT trade shows, are perfecting the art of pushing processors to their limits.

Dell Inc. is working on plans to sell PCs through retail stores in Asia and Australia, as part of a wider shift within the company away from using only direct sales.