Internet giant Google has promised the FCC it will bid at least $4.6 billion in the upcoming 700 MHz spectrum auction - if the FCC adopts four openness principles.
Integra's new DTR-7.8 home theater A/V receiver is THX Ultra2 Certified, handles HDMI 1.3a, 7.1 surround, and offers oodles of options for custom installers.
LaCie has unwrapped its Big Disk Extreme+, sporting a 2 TB capacity, three interfaces (FireWire 400, FireWire 800, and USB), and bundled Retrospect backup software.
TiVo promised it would offer a lower-priced high-definition DVR later this year; now, possible leaks from retailers point to a tantalizing $299 unit coming soon.
Sony continues to expand its product offerings for Apple's iPod music player, adding a clock radio and a boom box to the already-crowded iPod accessory market.
Sanyo is launched its touchscreen Easy Street NVM-4050 and NVM-4070 GPS systems in the U.S., adding mid-tier and top-of-the-line models to its GPS lineup.
In a bizarre swap, a former EA exec takes over Microsoft's Xbox and Games for Windows efforts, while Xbox boss Peter Moore takes over EA's Sports label.
Sprint has announced plans to offer loopt's GPS-based social mapping services on its wireless network, supporting dozens of phone models for $2.99 a month.
Folks familiar with the myth of Icarus may not be too surprised: VoIP provider SunRocket has apparently shut down without any warning to its customers.
TiVo wants to make friends with television marketers by launching a new ratings service which provides second-by-second data on live and time-shifted ads.
If you've gotta go, go in style: LaCie's mobile hard drives designed by Porsche Designs now go to 250 GB, offering sleek portable USB 2.0 and FireWire connectivity.
Record label Sony BMG has filed a lawsuit seeking $12 million in damages from the company which developed its exploitable Mediamax copy protection software.
Midway, Epic Games, and Sony have announced that the PlayStation 3 will be the only game console to get Unreal Tournament 3 - unless you want to play it on a PC.
At this week's E3 Expo, THQ announced a spate of new games due to ship in 2008, including the open world action-adventure title Darksiders: Wrath of War.