During November, comScore found Google expanded its dominance of the Internet search market...but while Ask.com and Yahoo declined, Time Warner saw the largest increase.
McAfee has restated a decade's worth of financials, resulting in charge of $137.4 million - McAfee is also setting aside $13.8 million to handle shareholder suits.
XM Satellite Radio has settled with another music label over receivers that can store broadcast music, this time getting a multi-year deal with Warner Music.
Not content with jumping around like a maniac in your living room to your favorite guitar-pumping tunes? Now you can do it in public with your Verizon phone.
A new survey from Harris Interactive finds more users are tuning into online video sites...and they'd prefer to watch TV shows and movies rather than user-generated video.
Microsoft, Google, and Yahoo have agreed to a $31.5 million settlement that resolves accusations that the companies received money for ads promoting illegal gambling.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has approved the proposed merger of Google and online advertising firm DoubleClick, even as privacy advocates overseas ramp up objections.
Japanese electronics giants Matsushita and Hitachi are reportedly talking about a multi-billion dollar deal to let Matsushita get into the LCD business...cheap.
Billionaire entrepreneur - and Microsoft co-founder - Paul Allen has applied to bid in the FCC's upcoming 700 MHz spectrum auction, going up against the telcos and Google.
The iPhone launched in the U.S., this summer, and is now available in parts of Europe: now, reports have Apple pitting DoCoMo against Softbank to launch the iPhone in Japan.
New figures show Apple's iPhone captured 27 percent of the smartphone market in the third quarter of 2007, outselling all Windows Mobile devices combined.
Billing itself as "Silicon Valley's first phone company," Ribbit's new telephony platform wants to bust voice communications out of telcos and into...everything.
Satellite television operator DirecTV is buying most of the assets of DVR maker ReplayTV, perhaps in a move to shore up its DVR offerings and intellectual property.
VoIP operator Vonage can't seem to catch a break: Canadian telecommunications gear maker Nortel has filed suit, saying the company is violating Nortel patents.
A little more than a year after taking over leadership of the troubled computer maker, CEO Ed Coleman has resigned, leaving the hands of Acer's Rudi Schmidleithner.
If your phone doesn't offer enough sense of luxury...maybe an expensive handset from Russia featuring black diamonds and Roman numerals will tickle your fancy?
Want to say goodbye to the format war? Addonic's Zebra external optical drive handles both Blu-ray and HD DVD discs, and lets users write to DVD and CD media.
Refreshing its lineup of 1.8-inch hard drives aimed at consumer electronics devices, Toshiba goes after portable computers with capacities up to 120 GB.
If you thought it was ridiculous to use two high-priced video cards to power your gaming system's display...now Nvidia's found a way for you to use three!
Addressing the perpetual Wii shortage, Nintendo will launch a "rain check" program with Gamestop to guarantee shoppers get a Wii...once the holidays are over.
The Nintendo Wii still dominated November video game sales, while Activision's Call of Duty 4 was the month's top-selling game, moving more than 2 million copies.
Social networking site Facebook has opened its platform API to other sites, and Bebo has already announced plans to support both it and Google's OpenSocial.