A study from the University of Maryland suggests eBay buyers save billions of dollars every year by purchasing via online auctions rather than conventional retailers.
Research firm Gartner says that by the end of 2008, Blu-ray will have won the high-def format war and HD DVD's price cuts are merely "useless resistance."
The organization which oversees the Internet's addressing system -ICANN- says it's ready to be operate without the oversight of the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Sharp has taken the wraps off 20 new Aquos LCD televisions, including a new X-series thats slimmed down to less than 1.5 inches...but they're on sale only in Japan.
YouTube has launched a new mobile version of its video sharing service that should work on devices used by up to 100 million phone users around the world.
Since 2005, the MPAA has famously blamed college students for a big portion of illegal movie downloading; now, the organization is admitting its numbers were wrong.
Although Sony planned to roll out Skype VoIP support for its PSP game systems in Japan this month, plans are now on hold as the company retools its microphones.
New figures from market research firm NPD find sales of standalone Blu-ray disc players soared in the week after Warner Brothers' announcement it would go exclusively Blu-ray.
Yahoo is apparently planning job cuts to make its bottom line more appealing to investors and stockholders...but will the number be in the hundreds, or thousands?
Get your frag on: HP's new Blackbird 002 alpha gaming system (and selected Voodoo Omen systems) now feature 45nm Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 quad core processors.
Social application vendor Slide - which makes some of Facebook's most popular applications - has raised $50 million in an institutional financing round.
The video game industry's sales in 2007 were higher than any other year at almost $18 billion...and, surprise surprise, the NIntendo Wii took honors as top-selling console.
The numbers are surprising even MTV: in just eight weeks, the play-along video game Rock Band has sold more than 2.5 million songs to wannabe rock stars.
A new study from market analysis firm Brulant shows mainstream online retailers are starting to embrace alternative payment methods like Paypal, Bill Me Later, and Google Checkout.
Shown at CES and again at Macworld, NEC is showing of its double-WXGA 42-inch curved display, using DLP technology to delivery ultra-fast response times, high contrast, and a huge color range.
Yahoo has announced support for OpenID 2.0, a standard aimed to let users access multiple online services from different companies using the same login credentials.
Now that's a hot service: AT&T has said it will replace 17,000 batteries used for backup power in cabinets housing gear for its U-verse television service.
Digital media developer Digeo - which hopes to compete with the likes of TiVo - has sacked half its staff and announced its COO will be taking over the CEO chair.
Fox and Apple have announced iTunes Digital Copy, enabling purchasers of Fox DVDs to transfer movies to iTunes for viewing on an iPod, iPhone, computer, or an Apple TV.