The Windows Mobile-based palmtop HTC Advantage - with its 5-inch display and Tri-Band, Quad-band, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connectivity - has reached U.S. retailers.
A report in the New York Post has the New York Times abandoning its $8/month TimesSelect service, opening up access to Op-Ed pieces, columnists, and other content.
A federal judge has found California's 2005 law requiring labels on violent video games and barring their sale to minors is unconstitutional. Arnie vows an appeal.
The family-friendly Disney Mobile has added the DM-S105 and DM-S110 from Samsung to its lineup, offering integrated cameras, multimedia messaging, and Bluetooth.
Lenovo plans to offer ThinkPad T-series notebook computers with Novell's SUSE Enterprise Desktop 10 Linux pre-installed beginning in the fourth quarter of 2007.
Forbes Editor Daniel Lyons has been outed as the creator of Fake Steve Jobs, a satyrical blog that pokes fun - and scrutiny - at the high tech industry.
The next expansion to Blizzard's hugely successful MMORPG will the The Wrath of The Lich King, opening up a new continent and introducing new game features.
Computer component maker Corsair has launched two eco-friendly power supplies to give quiet designs and super-efficient operation to mainstream computer users.
Electronic Arts's new board-themed video game Skate: September 12 for the Xbox 360, September 24 for the PS3, immediately followed by European releases.
Market analysis firm comScore finds that the most common file type on U.S. computers is the lowly MP3 file, followed by Microsoft Word and PDF documents.
Levovo has announced plans to market a basic PC in rural China which will use the owner's television as a monitor and carry a price tag from $199 to $399.
Logitech has announced its G9 Gaming Mouse and updated G15 gaming keyboard, enabling players to customize their input devices to suit their gaming styles.
Sony's New Zealand marketing VP Warwick Light says Sony is planning to introduce a digital TV tuner and DVR functionality to the PlayStation 3 by March 2008.
A shift in how "obviousness" is interpreted in U.S. patent law has benefitted Real Networks, as a judge reverses himself to throw out a lawsuit brought by Friskit.
Panasonic says its Nano Bass Exciter technology will wring high-fidelity low-end response from compact speakers - even those found in portable devices and mobile phones.
Market analysis firm In-Stat says that demand for digital rights management technology is going to grow, rather than decline, despite DRM-free offerings.