Nokia is bring the 8 GB version of its N95 portable multimedia device to the United States...and selling it direct to consumers without a carrier partner.
Nvidia's new flagship graphics card has hit retailers, featuring two GPUs with 128 processor cores and 512 MB of memory each...and a price tag over $600.
Sprint is rolling out OpenWave's OpenWeb mobile browser to its mobile phone users, hoping to make using the Web from a phone more like using it from a computer.
Claiming it is up to three times faster than the competition, Apple's Safari 3.1 browser also implements portions of HTML 5, CSS Animations, and CSS Web Fonts.
Second Life found Philip Rosedale says his company is looking for a CEO, but he'll be chairman of the board and LInden Labs will still be his full time job.
Apple has updated its diminutive AirPort Express wireless base station to 802.11n, offering a very portable, high-bandwidth wireless gateway for just $99.
NPD has released its video game platform sales figured for February, and the Wii came out tops in consoles, and the PS3 beat out the "supply constrained" Xbox 360.
Fidel Castro only stepped down as Cuba's president last month, and already a major change: the country will now allow unrestricted sales of computers and DVD players.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Microsoft and Yahoo executives have met to discuss Redmond's unsolicited takeover offer...but it wasn't a negotiation.
Pandigital's forthcoming Kitchen HDTV/Digital Cookbook/Digital Photo Frame offers a 15-inch view of your photos, your recipes...and lets you watch high-def TV.
AOL is taking a major step into the social networking world, announcing plans to acquire Bebo for $850 million...even as Time Warner considered spinning out AOL.
Well-known cable maker Monster has shipped its iSoniCast wireless music system for iPod, letting users pump music to home stereos with no batteries required.
Apple has announced that more than 100,000 developers have downloaded the beta iPhone SDK...and news of forthcoming iPhone applications and games is already leaking.
SanDisk's new Sansa Fuze media players are gunning for the iPod nano, with a 1.9-inch color screen, microSD slot, FM radio, and a starting price of just $79.