TomTom has announced two new entries in its One and XL lines of GPS systems, featuring a new flexible mount, along with map- and file-sharing technologies.
Dell has introduced new pink version of its XPS M1530 and XPS M1330 notebook systems, trying to appeal to the style-conscious with one of the fashion season's hot colors.
Digital movie download service CinemaNow has launched a mobile service that lets customers view film trailers and order movies for home viewing via their mobile phone.
Nokia's three new "Beautiful to Use" handsets combine minimalist designs with modern features...and they'll be available in Europe in the third quarter.
Apple has updated its all-in-one desktop Macs with faster processors and revved up graphics, including options for a 3 GHz Core 2 Duo and Nvidia GeForce 8800 GS graphics.
Version 8.0.4 of the Ubuntu Linux distribution - codenamed Hardy Heron - is available now, with new media features and easier co-existence with Windows.
AMD is finally shipping its triple-core Phenom X3 processors, offering more punch than a dual-core model...but is it enough to win PC enthusiasts' hearts?
Samsung's new Series 6 and Series 7 LCD HDTVs offer full 1080p resolution, online and digital media features, and a red "touch of color" in their piano black bezels.
Sony has agreed to pay $260 million to acquire Gracenote, the company that powers track lookup and music recognition services for iTunes and other services.
Photobucket has joined the long list of Web-based services publishing their API so developers can write applications that leverage its services and content.
Folks yearning for HD video on their phones or portable media players just got a boost from NEC, which has announced a 2.7-inch display packing 960 by 540 pixels.