If you’ve ever made the mistake of mentioning to friends and family that you know something about computers you’ve run into one of the “unwritten laws”. This article lists 35 such laws so you can be forewarned.

IT Graphix launched a small business web design package today, aimed at small businesses wanting to get foothold in the web world.

Tablet PCs have been around for several years now, always on the threshold of a “breakout”. This article says that with Dell and Intel supporting the product, next year should be the big break. In other news, Apple is launching their new tablet in November.

Apple and AT&T decided not to offer Google’s Voice service. Now federal regulators are asking why they won’t offer the service.

The service that allows shortened URLs in Twitter regards the data as a valuable source of information that could be used for a real-time news service.

Microsoft is now accepting applications for sale through the Windows Marketplace for Mobile. The annual registration feel allows developers to submit up to five apps.

There is a memory corruption bug in the way the iPhone handles SMS messages that some hackers ae trying to exploit. The exploit does not require any user interaction. Apple will issue a fix for the bug tomorrow.

On August 5, 2009 O’Reilly will conduct a free 90-minute beta session of their upcoming online Android developer workshop. The workshop will cover the basics of Android development, including the Android SDK and the Eclipse IDE.

Now you can wear your favorite Tweet, Tweet.me launched this week to sell Twitter related apparel.

As desktops become more secure, spammers are hacking poorly secured websites. They then “game” search-engine results so their pages appear at the top of search lists, letting them make money through advertising.