Apple has updated its MacBook, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro lines, offering dual GPUs, one-piece aluminum cases, and a multitouch trackpad with no buttons.
RIM's BlackBerry Bold was announced back in May...but AT&T is still testing it, and the UK's Orange has apparently stopped shipments over software issues.
Walmart now plans to leave its DRM servers running so customers who bought protected music will be able to authorize it on new systems after October 9.
In what may be a sign of things to come, Sony has announced it will offer a PlayStation 3 with an 80 GB hard disk drive in Japan by the end of October.
Microsoft has announced its "New Xbox Experience: will go live November 19, bringing avatars, social networking features, and more media to the Xbox 360.
Wireless chipmaker Broadcom has sued rival Qualcomm - again - alleging Qualcomm is misusing Broadcom patents in a scheme that doubles royalty payments to Qualcomm.
Google wants to provide YouTube visitors with "instant gratification" by embedding iTunes and Amazon music links...plus pointers to things like EA's popular game Spore.
Looking to take on the iPhone, RIM has announced its touchscreen, consumer-friendly BlackBerry Storm will launch on Verizon Wireless and Vodafone this fall.