T-Mobile has launched its new QWERTY-equipped Wing smartphone, sporting Windows Mobile 6, a 2 megapixel camera, a touchscreen, Wi-Fi, and microSD storage.
The new Mondo Mint iPod speaker system offers a traditional iPod dock, plus a wireless iPod dock which enables users to stream music from up to 100 feet away.
Still trying to get back on its feet after its debacle with mobile phones, BenQ has sold its digital camera division to Ability Enterprise...dirt cheap.
Office and technology retailer Staples has launches a computer recycling program at all its U.S. stores, letting anyone recycle large e-waste items for $10 per item.
The rumors have been swirling for months, but Sony has confirmed it plans to offer an 80 GB version of its PlayStation 3 in South Korea...and, so far, nowhere else.
Estonian businesses and government sites are being overwhelmed by online attacks - and the Estonian government says many attacks come from Russian servers.
New York State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has sued computer maker Dell, alleging the company and its financial services partner engaged in deceptive business practices.
Waterfield Designs has updated its SleeveCases for the (count'em) 13 new notebooks HP will be rolling out, including new tablet PCs and the mammoth 20-inch Dragon.
An IDC report commissioned by Microsoft has Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 (aka "Longhorn") pumping $120 billion into the global economy in 2008.
Microsoft has announced Gateway, LaCie, and Medion will join HP in offering systems featuring Windows Home Server - and it's offering cash prizes for cool add-ons.
The Business Software Alliance reports that about 35 percent of all software installed on computers worldwide is pirated, with losses amounting to almost $40 billion.
VoIP provider Skype has announced a deal with mega-retailer Wal-Mart to offer Skype-certified hardware and pre-paid calling cards in 1,800 U.S. stores.
TiVo's new Swivel Search feature lets users find programming across broadcast, cable, and broadband programming based on traits of programs they know they enjoy.
Motorola has revamped its mobile device line, introducing new versions of its famous RAZR phone, Q smartphone, ROKR music phone, and its new "media monster" Z8.
It's the Internet, right? Where geeks shop for memory, video cards, computers, and, well, geeky stuff, right? Not so fast: clothing is now the Internet's top seller.
Forrester Research says pay-to-download video services like Apple's iTunes Store will peak this year as consumers tune into ad-supported - but free - online video.