Stealth.com Inc. has released Model WPC-500F, a waterproof rugged, small footprint, fanless computer for environments where ordinary computer hardware won’t survive.

This is a phone, that isn’t a phone, or at least doesn’t think it is. The Alias 2 has a clear plastic keypad with backlit, E-ink buttons and a number pad that changes to a QWERTY keyboard.

Netbooks hit the market, targeting users wanting something small, cheap, and simple. Now the market is shifting focus and the little machines are getting more features.

The new OS, previewed in March, is now available for free to iPhone owners. The upgrade addresses many user issues while offering new features.

You have a new iPhone and don’t know how to get the most out of it? “My New iPhone” is a project-based guide for newcomers allowing you to start using some of the iPhone’s many features.

Activists in Iran are painting a picture of future revolutions by attacking government websites and inviting “outsiders” to join the attack.

A group of 37 security specialists issued a warning to Google saying the lack of default encryption is putting users at risk.

In the US, highways go virtually everywhere. What better place to lay fiber optic cable? If this bill passes, in the near future, broadband will be deployed as part of the highway system.

While there have been some problems meeting demand, overall, last week’s launch of the Palm Pre has gone smoothly.

iPhone development has turned into a lucrative field. Now iPhone App Classroom gives non-programmers an opportunity to create their own Apps using “Codeless iPhone Development.”