Sony has confirmed it plans to launch the open beta of its much-anticipated PlayStation Home virtual world by the end of the year...and maybe as soon as Thursday.
Novatel's new MiFi card enables users to create mobile Wi-Fi hotspots that tap into the Internet via 3G mobile networks...and it's due in the first half of 2009.
As promised, Netflix subscribers can now tap into streaming movies with TiVo Series3, HD, or HD XL DVRs...and some high-definition content is now part of the deal.
Microsoft has tapped former Yahoo exec Qu Li to head up its online services group, as the Redmond company looks to boost its search advertising business.
Apple has amended its complaint against would-be Mac clone maker Psystar, alleging violation of the DMCA and that Psystar may have secret financial backers.
Hitachi and Intel have announced a partnership to developer SAS and Fibre Channel solid-state drives aimed at enterprise-level servers and workstations.
Nokia has completed its takeover of Symbian Limited, the company that makes and licenses the Symbian mobile operating system. Next step: free the platform.
Nokia has introduced its N97 "personal Internet device," packing a QWERTY keyboard, 3.5-inch touchscreen, 32 GB of storage, and heaps of social and location-based features.
Foreign phone makers have always had a hard time in Japan, and now Nokia has announced it will stop making handsets for Japanese mobile operators NTT DoCoMo and Softbank Mobile.
EMG Technology has filed a patent infringement claim against Apple, claiming the iPhone's Web browser violates a patent on interpreting sites for mobile phones.