In the wake of Microsoft's aborted takeover attempt, a series of notable Yahoo executives are departing...and the company is considering a reorganization.
Sprint Mobile Email Work will enable users of consumer-friendly non-PDA phones - like Sprint's touted Instinct - to tap into Exchange and Domino email.
Sony's new HDR-CX12 high-definition camcorder touts Smile Shutter and face detection technologies so you can shoot video can capture smiles at the same time.
PricewaterhouseCoopers is forecasting that video games will grow for a $41.9 billion business last year to $68.3 billion by 2012...and the U.S. won't lead the way.
A new report from the Pew Internet & American Life Project finds that nearly half of all Americans have used the Internet or their phones for political activity.
Version 3 of the Firefox browser gets released today...and, if you're lucky, you can participate in a world record attempt for most downloads in a day.
JVC has introduced three new Everio camcorders, including two new dual-format models and one that records up to 50 hours of AVCHD high-definition video.
eBay's new Project Echo platform will enable developers to embed their applications on ebay's site, getting their tools in front of hundreds of thousands of eBay sellers.
Nvidia has ramped up the high end of its video card line with the GTX 260 and 280, featuring 3-way SLI, HD video decoding acceleration, and enhanced processor cores.
Social networking giant MySpace has announced it plans to roll out a new site design beginning June 18, highlighting search, uncluttering pages...and aiming at adults.
Looking for a Caped Crusader tie-in? Verizon Wireless is offering the Nokia 6205 Dark Knight Edition with a 1.3 megapixel camera and a "subtle" Dark Knight emblem.
The Nielsen Company says nine million U.S. mobile phone users have used their phones to pay for goods and services...and half of all data users expect to do so.
AMD, Nvidia, Via Technologies, and other companies think Intel is holding back USB 3 specs in order to get a jump on the market...and Intel says that's not true.