Microsoft wants Windows Live to be the center of user's online lives...so it's adding email, IM, photo-sharing, Web applications, and other social Web features.
Monster Cable is getting into the earbud business with its new Turbine In-Ear Speakers, designed to offer high-quality sound...and for $150, they'd better.
Verizon Wireless is putting the BlackBerry Storm smartphone on sale November 21 for $199...you know, with a new two-year contract and after a mail-in rebate.
AMD has formally announced its 45nm Quad-Core Opteron processors, aimed at workstations and offering enhanced virtualization and more efficient performance.
Philips new "intelligent pill" contains a microprocessor, battery, a wireless radio, and a drug reservoir for releasing medication after it's been swallowed.
Dell has expanded its Art House offerings to include three new designs for its Studio 15 and Studio 17 notebooks that support PRODUCT(RED) and the global AIDS fight.
Federal prosecutors have charged an AMD employee with stealing more than $1 billion in trade secrets from rival Intel...that he planned to give to his wife.
Toshiba's TLP-X200U projector simplifies use and maintenance by offering a voice guidance feature to walk users through instructions, alerts, and warnings.