Retailing giant Wal-Mart hs begun selling downloadable music tracks from both Universal and EMI music in MP3 format without DRM, at 256 Kbps and 94 cents a track.
Onkyo has begun shipping four high-end THX-certified AV receivers featuring HDMI 1.3a, Sirius and XM satellite radio compatibility, and HDMI system control integration.
The patent battle between Nokia and Qualcomm got hotter today, as the Finnish company asked the ITC to ban U.S. imports of chips it says infringe on its patents.
After a year-long audit, Dell has admitted executives misled investors for four years, which will cost the company up to $150 million in restated earnings.
Sales figures from The NPD Group show U.S. consumers are adopting new and high-end mobile phone features, but lots of people still like simple, free phones.
Computer maker Gateway is expanding its business into China, offering premium desktop and notebook PCs in a distribution partnership with Digital China.
Sprint has christened its forthcoming WiMax high speed wireless Internet services XOHM, and says it plans to spend up to $5 billion on it through 2010.
Peer-to-peer service Lime Wire has announced it plans to offer "legit" music sales in the form of 256 Kbps, DRM-free MP3 files. But will major labels go along?
Logitech has announced two iPod speaker systems, the Pure-Fi Dream with an alarm and radio, and the Pure-Fi Anywhere portable system with a 10-hour rechargeable battery.
Satellite television provider DirecTV plans to subscribers high-speed Internet connectivity over electrical power lines, in a new deal with Current Group.
Sharp has announced its new line of D64U Aquos high-definition LCD televisions, which manage to pack bigger screens in smaller frames than the predecessors.
Sirius has announces a new portable Stiletto 2 portable satellite radio, the Sportster 5 Dock & Play radio, and the SCV1, which can receive backseat TV.
Helio's first flip phone sports a 3 megapixel camera, 100 MB of storage, microSD expansion, and built-in GPS capability - and it's less than 12 mm thick.
Fujitsu has officially unveiled its new LifeBook T2010 convertible tablet PC, along with the tiny, QWERTY-equipped LifeBook U810 palmtop tablet system.
Apple still hasn't been able to work out a deal to bring the Beatles' music to iTunes, but it's just launched the catalog of John Lennon's solo material.
A new report from the Online Publishers Association finds that Web users spend nearly half their online time with actual content, up 10 percent from a year ago.
Effective August 15, Google will shut down online video sales and rentals via Google Video...and all video purchased through the service will simply stop working.
If the high-def format war has got you down, Oppo's new DV-980H upscales standard DVDs to 1080p, handles 7.1 surround over HDMI, and supports scads of disc formats.
Reports have Apple quickly and quietly responding to iPhone buyers complaints that portions of the devices touch screens go "dead," making functions difficult or inaccessible.
Fujitsu says it can read and write from new "ideally ordered" aluminum nanohole patterned media, which could let push 2.5-inch hard disks to 1.2 TB capacities.