The latest version of Buffalo's MiniStation TurboUSB offers 500 GB off storage on a 5,400 rpm drive, consumes just 2.5 Watts, and is just 0.8 inches thick.
The "social Web browser" Flock - based on the same Mozilla engine as Firefox - says it's gaining users...and version 1.1 adds support for Web mail, friend tracking, and Picassa.
An upgrade lets users of the Sprint Mogul smartphone from HTC tap into EV-DO Rev A networks, doubling downstream bandwidth and boosting upstream throughput by five to seven times.
Media mogul Rupert Murdoch has confirmed that News Corp. won't fight Microsoft for control of Yahoo, leaving Yahoo with fewer options to avoid a Microsoft takeover.
Google has pulled some images from its street-level map views at the request of the Department of Defense, who claimed they could pose a security risk to military bases.
Apple has announced support for Microsoft Exchange email on the iPhone, and outlined third-party development tools for the iPhone and iPod touch...including games.
Reports have European Union regulators getting set to approve the pending merger between Google and DoubleClick next week...no surprise, since they didn't oppose it.
Boutique builder Maingear has unveiled its low-profile Axess HD Home Theater media center PCs, featuring ATI Radeon HD 3200 graphics and a Blu-ray drive.
Wikipedia founder Jimmy "Jimbo" Wales finds himself in hot water after breaking up with a political pundit Rachel Marsden and expenses allegations from a former Wikimedia employee.
LiveVideo - a subsidiary of MySpace founder Brad Greenspan's Live Universe - has bought video sharing site Revver, reportedly for less than $5 million.
Yahoo has extended the deadline for nominating directors to its board, giving itself some wiggle room in its efforts to evade Microsoft's $41 billion buyout offer.
Dell's new Latitude XFR D630 ruggedized notebook meets MIL-STD 810F specs for moisture, dust, and shock resistance, and for use in extreme temperatures and high altitudes.
Dark Castle was one of the first real games on the Macintosh; now the updated Return to Dark Castle runs on modern Macs and features new levels and minigames.
Dell is gradually adding Intel's latest "Penryn" processors to its notebook lines, updating the Precision M2300, M4300, M6300 as well as the Latitude D630 and D830.
You'd think today's mobile generation would be hip to receiving vital news via text message. So why are students slow to take up text messages carrying campus safety alerts?
In a regulatory filing, Yahoo has revealed that seven groups of shareholders have filed lawsuits since it rejected Microsoft's unsolicited takeover bid.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt has offered a first glance at Google Health, the Internet giant's initiative to make health records portable...and in patients' control.
Online auction house eBay has decided to settle a patent dispute with MercExchange dating back to 2001, buying all three patents for an undisclosed amount.
Eidos has announced it's bringing Battlestations: Pacific to Xbox 360 and Games for Windows, with both single-player and multi-player WWII naval campaigns.