A report from Parks Associates finds social networkers are "chronically unfaithful," with many maintaining profiles on multiple social networking sites.
Climate Counts gives companies scorecards based on companies' self-reported efforts on climate change issues...and Apple once again rounds out the bottom of the list.
Epson has announced its PowerLite S5 multimedia projector, offering SVGA resolution, 3LCD technology, 2,000 lumens, and HDTV support for less than $650.
Microsoft is relaunching its Internet television platform as Microsoft Mediaroom, adding music and photo sharing along with picture-in-picture capabilities.
Sprint has officially launched its Mogul smartphone - also known as the HTC Titan - boasting Windows Mobile 6, a big touch-screen, and a slide-out keyboard.
Nintendo's dominance of the video game market continues, with the Nintendo DS and Wii console dominating both handheld and console gaming system sales in May.
Archos has announced its Generation 5 personal media players, offering Wi-Fi connectivity, support for Adobe Flash-powered video, and attractive pricing.
Kodak has announced an advancement in digital image sensor technology offering two- to four-times improvement in low-light sensitivity - and may eliminate flashes.
Social networking site Bebo has reached a deal with Apple's UK iTunes store to offer music tracks to British and Irish users from artists' Bebo profiles.
As Apple's iPhone nears its much-anticipated launch, new details are emerging. For instance, users will be required to have an account with Apple's iTunes Store.
Toshiba's forthcoming Vardia RD-A600 and RD-A300 can burn to HD DVD and standard DVD media, and offer more features and smaller price tags than the company's RD-A1.
Toshiba has cut back its sales forecast for HD DVD players - much to the joy of the Blu-ray camp - even as promotions generate a surge in HD DVD sales.