Information “leaked” to a German website indicates Dell may be releasing a line of netbooks with prices starting as low as $300. So far Dell has refused comment.

Apple and AT&T forced Skype to put restraints on its iPhone app. Now a consumer rights group is petitioning federal regulators to apply “net neutrality” rules to wireless providers.

Apple and Stanford University will start offering videos, and other course materials, on iPhone development for free. The videos were recorded during a computer science class taught at Stanford.

Apple doesn’t appreciate it when people jailbreak their iPhones and Version 3 of the iPhone OS may prevent jailbreaks. In the meantime, Apple is changing the software development kit to ban writing apps for rogue application stores.

This 5-minute video shows some third-party apps for the Pre in action.

Company laptops used to be the electronic leash of choice. Now, despite some limitations, the lower-cost alternative is the company smartphone.

Dell is introducing bloatware-free laptops by loading only the software customers request. This will free up both disk space and memory, eliminating some headaches for users.

Since Conficker B and C block access to various computer security sites, this site offers a quick, easy to interpret, test to see if your machine is infected.

Palm, Inc. is expanding its early access program for the Palm Mojo Software Development Kit (SDK). The Mojo SDK will be provided to developers who apply for access to the program at the Palm Developer Network website.

Like your cellphone, it’s cheap to buy but worthless without a contract. AT&T is offering a two-year contract starting at $60 a month.