Taiwan teen chops off father's hands: reportSource: The Sydney Morning Herald
A Taiwanese teenager has been arrested after chopping off his father's hands, allegedly to avenge years of physical abuse, a report said on Tuesday.
Taiwan ex-leader jailed for lifeSource: BBC News
Taiwan's former President Chen Shui-bian has been sentenced to life in prison after being found guilty of corruption by a court in Taipei.
Taiwan confiscates cocaine-laced energy drinksSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Taiwanese authorities say they have confiscated nearly 18,000 cases of Red Bull energy drinks containing slight traces of cocaine and imported from Austria.
Taiwan Bans Torrent Sites, Brings in 3 Strikes for File-SharersSource: torrentfreak.com
The island of Taiwan has just approved new legislation which effectively bans the use of P2P technology to facilitate the distribution of copyrighted works online. The legislation also requires ISPs to start a '3 strikes' regime for file-sharers.
Taiwan approves gambling enclavesSource: BBC News
Taiwan's parliament has voted to legalise gambling on outlying islands, in hopes of boosting the economy and attracting tourists.
Taiwan pastor jailed for multiple rapes: reportSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
A Taiwanese pastor has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for raping 13 women in his congregation over the course of more than two years, according to a report.
Spintronic CPUs a decade away: IntelSource: zdnet.com.au
Alternative methods of radically increasing the performance of CPUs, such as spintronics, wouldn't find their way into production for at least another 10 years, Intel said this week in Taiwan.
Cadbury recalls China-made sweetsSource: news.sbs.com.au
British sweet maker Cadbury has recalled its China-made chocolates from shelves in Australia, Hong Kong, and Taiwan, the company said - the latest fallout from the toxic milk scandal.
'World's Cheapest Laptop' Now AvailableSource: PC World
A company is now selling what it calls the "world's cheapest laptop," which at US$130, is not a bad deal if you can bear some hardware limitations.
China block Taiwan WHO bidSource: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Taiwan's latest bid to join the The World Health Organisation (WHO) has been rejected.
AOL Launches Taiwan PortalSource: PC World
AOL launched a Chinese-language portal focused on Taiwan Sunday, part of its bid to increase the number of international AOL portals to 30 by the end of this year.
Historic China-Taiwan talks openSource: BBC News
Chinese President Hu Jintao has begun a historic meeting with Taiwan's Vice-President-elect, Vincent Siew.
The meeting is the highest-level contact between the two sides since the post-civil war split in 1949.
Will SSDs Render Hard Drives Obsolete?Source: data-storage-today.com
Attention, hard disk drives. Your younger sibling, the solid state drive (SSD), is growing in leaps and bounds, and new products now being shown at the Computex computer trade show in Taiwan are leading some observers to wonder whether your days are numbered.