The Security and Exchange Commission has filed charges against eight former AOL Time Warner executives for a scheme that overstated the company's ad revenue by over $1 billion.
Sony has brought its Rolly "music entertainment player" to the United States, so users can see the egg-shaped device dance and spin to their favorite music.
Amid privacy concerns, Google has launched Google Health, a password-protected online service that lets users store an online version of their medical records.
Samsung has developed an LCD panel with a 240 Hz display rate capable of handling high-speed video...but doesn't expect to bring it to market until 2011.
XtremeNotebooks' new Xtreme 917V is now available with a Intel X3360 Xeon quad-core processor, Blu-ray, RAID capability, and a choice of high-end graphics.
Sprint says it and Samsung have completed commercial acceptance testing on Sprint's Xohm WiMax service...but launch is still slated for "later this year."
French wireless operator Orange has announced it will be offering the Apple iPhone in ten European and Middle Eastern nations, plus Orange's existing African markets.
Microsoft is declaring a preemptive victory in the game console wars, since it's the first next-generation console to have sold 10 million units in the United States.
Mega-investor Carl Icahn is unhappy Yahoo didn't accept Microsoft's takeover offer...and is launching an effort to replace Yahoo's board and make the deal.
Seagate's self-encrypting Momentus 5400 FDE.2 notebook hard drive has been certified by the National Security Agency for use on U.S. government computers.
Sierra Online has released Assault Heroes II for Xbox Live Arcade, marking the first time a title developed for the online service has spawned a sequel.
Online classifieds site Craigslist has filed suit against eBay, accusing the online auction site of using its ownership stake to steal Craigslist trade secrets.
The European Commission has received a new complaint about Microsoft's Open Office XML format, alleging (you guessed it) the format impedes competition.
Eye-Fi has expanded its line of Wi-Fi enabled SD-compatible storage cards to support uploading images to photo sharing services and support geotagging.
Apple has agreed to settle a pair of Canadian class action lawsuits that charged Apple misled consumers about battery life in its portable music players.
Is that body armor...or are you just lugging a notebook? Built NY's slim new neoprene laptop backpacks keep 12- to 17-inch laptops close to your heart.
MySpace's new "Data Availability" initiative will enable MySpace users to share profile information with other sites, like Yahoo, eBay, Photobucket, and Twitter.