Cable news outlet CNBC is partnering with professional social networking service LinkedIn to add collaboration and community functionality to its site.
Microsoft has kicked off its $300 million ad campaign to extoll the virtues of Windows Vista...with Jerry Seinfeld and Bill Gates meeting at Shoe Circus.
While most Blu-ray manufacturers are trying for consumer-friendly prices, Sony opts to roll out a $2000 player...and an LCD TV with a 240 Hz refresh rate.
Amazon has extended its Video On Demand offering, enabling streaming to Mac and PC Web browsers, plus rentals and purchases through Sony's Bravia Internet Video Link.
Taking aim at both Nintendo and Sony, Microsoft has dropped the price of the Xbox 360 Arcade to $199, cutting $50 off prices for mid- and high-end consoles.
Toshiba's new TLP-X100U mobile projector offers 3LCD technology, a slim profile, a blackboard function, and the capability to display closed captioning.
If the sound of vehicles, passers-by, and the great outdoors makes using your smartphone a downer...Shure wants to wrap you in a noise-isolated cocoon.
A copyright infringement suit brought against Internet video service Veoh has been dismissed...and might have ramifications for Viacom's suit against YouTube.
How is it that Microsoft can settle a patent suit over a game controller's rumble feature for $26 million...and get paid back $20.75 million five years later?
Judah Klausner is back: after getting settlements with Apple and Sprint, he's going after Google, Verizon, LG, and others for violating his voicemail patents.