A new forecast from UK market analysis firm says Apple might account for 40 percent of the world's smartphone market by 2013...knocking Nokia out of the top slot.
Outgoing FCC chairman Kevin Martin said delaying the February 17, 2009 switch to digital TV would create confusion...but the voucher program needs to get running again.
Microsoft has apologized for problems eager Windows users encountered downloading the Windows 7 beta...and will offer unlimited downloads for two weeks.
A Texas company has filed a patent infringement suit against 22 companies for violating patents issued in the mid-1990s regarding application integrity and security.
Vizio says future TVs in its Connected HDTV platform will handle everything from Netflix and Blockbuster rentals to Rhapsody and Pandora music...and games.
Microsoft has beaten out Google and Yahoo as the preferred Internet search provider on Verizon Wireless, and packing Windows Live Search on new Dell PCs.
Newly combined Sirius XM satellite radio has rolled out the not-so-cleverly named MiRGE, its first interoperable radio combining Sirius and XM service.
The One Laptop Per Child Project is laying off half its staff - blaming the economic crunch - while now promising a $0 laptop for the world's least developed markets.
Gateway's new multimedia-friendly MD series features a 15.6-inch screen and fashionable options, while the lightweight UC series packs a 16:9 13.3-inch screen.
Is it a hard disk, or a media locker? LaCie's LaCinema Classic hard disk is kind of both, offering HDMI output, 1080p upscaling, DivX support...and up to 1 TB of storage.
Motorola's A3100 smartphone runs Windows Mobile 6.1 and features a fully customizable touchscreen, while the new W233 Renew uses plastics made from recycled water bottles.
Electronics retailer Best Buy has announced it is now carrying refurbished iPhone 3Gs, and selling the 8 GB model for $149 and the 16 GB model for $249.
Adobe and Intel have announced plans to bring Adobe's Flash platform to televisions, enabling more sophisticated on-screen interfaces and access to Web content.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has admitted his recent weight loss has been caused by a hormonal imbalance...but it's easy to treat and he'll remain Apple's CEO.
Iomega says their new Home Media Network Hard Drive is so easy to use novices can be backing up computers and streaming media in less than five minutes.
According to Nielsen Soundscan, U.S. music album sales were down 14 percent in 2008...and while albums downloads still grew, they didn't make up the difference.
Internet Explorer has historically been the 800-pound gorilla of the browser market - and it still is - but Firefox, Safari, and Chrome are all gaining converts.
Unsubstantiated rumors have begun circulating Microsoft plans to lay off up to 17 percent of its global workforce as soon is mid-January. Do you believe it?