Media Rights Technologies has sent cease and desist letters to Microsoft, Apple, Real Networks, and Adobe, claiming their media player products violate the DMCA.
Nascent online television provider Joost has raised another $45 million from five major investors - now, can the service convert that money into users?
A study presented by a 17 year-old high school students finds that electrical interference from iPods can disrupt with pacemaker telemetry, and maybe even cause them to shut down.
In its quarterly earnings report, VoIP provider Vonage says it'll soon be ready to deploy workarounds for key Verizon patents it was found to be infringing.
Garmin's new Rino 520HCx and 530Hcx integrate two-way radios with the company's GPS and mapping technology, improving accuracy and adding an microSD slot for maps.
PayPal has extended its reach to include 190 national markets around the world, and its main site is now available in Spanish, French, and simplified Chinese.
When Windows Vista shipped, Apple took it on the chin for iPods getting wiped out by ejecting or "safely removing" their iPod. Now Microsoft has released a fix.
Lexmark is looking to lower the price tags associated with wireless printing, new inkjet models sporting friendly features...and one with an $80 price tag.
Massive video game studio Electronic Arts has posted a larger-than-expected quarterly loss and lowered earnings forecasts with the delay of its anticipated title, Spore.
Known by its codename Santa Rosa, Intel is officially unveiling its Centrino Pro notebook platform, and many computer makers are already touting Centrino Pro systems.
Canon has announced that the patent infringement case brought against its SED TV operation has been dismissed with a ruling Nano-Proprietary sustained no damages.
Despite a technical spat last month, reports have social networking site MySpace in a tentative deal to acquire image-sharing service Photobucket for around $250 million.
The Pew Internet and American Life Project finds 8 percent of Americans are deep tech users, but nearly half of all Americans have little connection to modern gadgetry.
NBC Universal hasn't filed its own suit against YouTube - yet - but in a separate case makes clear it isn't happy with NBC content appearing on the video sharing service.
Exactly a year after introducing its Q1 UMPC, Samsung is upping the ante with the Q1 Ultra, with wireless networking, Windows support, a split keyboard, and a $799 price tag.
Akimbo has announced it is no longer selling its IPTV set-top boxes - and will shut down service to existing systems - in favor of a Windows-based client.
Shortly after announcing it will offer Ubuntu Linux on selected systems, Dell agrees to support and promote Microsoft and Novell's SUSE Linux project to enterprises.
It's a triple play: U.S. cable operator Comcast has announced a new SmartZone dashboard application which will integrate email, voicemail, and instant messaging.