Sony has taken the warps off three new high-definition HanydCams, including the world's smallest AVCHD camcorder that records only to Memory Stick Pro.
OnStar has announced a partnership with MapQuest which enable OnStar users to load destinations from the MapQuest site into their OnStar-equipped vehicles.
VoIP provider Vonage has won a permanent stay in its dispute with Verizon, letting the company sign up new users while it appeals its patent infringement defeat.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has charged two former Apple executives with fraud in the company's stock option backdating scandal...and settled with one immediately.
Dell has announced its offering 32 GB SanDisk solid-state drives as an option on its ultraportable Latitude D420 and semi-rugged Latitude D620 ATG notebooks.
Onkyo has unveiled a broad range of home theater systems, including seven new AV receivers and three home-theater-in-a-box systems...including one with HDMI switching.
Sierra Entertainment has shipped its first F.E.A.R title for the PlayStation 3, bringing it's first person-shooter/horror franchise to Sony's new console.
Yahoo and Gracenote have announced a new service which will let Yahoo Music customers legally search and view lyrics from hundreds of thousands of songs.
HD Radio may just have hit the mainstream: leading electronics retailer Best Buy has announced plans to carry HD Radio products at its stores throughout the United States.
Yamaha's forthcoming RX-V861 AV receiver offers 7.1 sound, HDMI connectivity, and upscales and de-interlaces video content to 1080i - all for around $1,000.
Wi-Fi hotspot operator Fon has made its first major deal in the U.S. market, teaming up with Time Warner cable to offer subscribers global Wi-Fi Internet access.
According to Home Media Magazine, 70 percent of the high-definition discs purchased during the first quarter of 2007 were Blu-ray, leaving HD DVD in the dust.
Ever wish your Treo was a BlackBerry? Research in Motion has announced it is developing a BlackBerry application suite for phones running Windows Mobile 6.
Research in Motion says this week's BlackBerry service outage was caused by a "compounding series of interaction errors" introduced by a new storage feature.
New market data from Gartner finds Hewlett-Packard has opened a big lead on Dell in worldwide PC shipments, but in the U.S. Dell still barely holds the top spot.
Sony's PlayStation 3 system software 1.7 lets dual shock controllers for PSOne and PS2 systems rumble with the PS3 and (maybe) share games and data with PSPs.
Yu Ling, the wife of jailed Chinese dissident Wang Xiazoning, has filed suit against Yahoo for releasing information about her husband's online activities to Chinese authorities.
Hop-on is on a self-declared roll, licensing its MP3 and flip-phone patents to Motorola and kindly offering to let the entire industry license its patent for a universal charger.
A survey commissioned by the British Board of Film Classification asked why people play video games. One answer: escape from everyday life and a sense of active achievement.
The Internet industry might be all a-twitter about user-generated media, but Hitwise analyst Bill Tancer finds remarkably few people actually contribute.
A new market analysis from Ipsos Insight forecasts growth in wired broadband may be peaking, while wireless Internet access may be poised for explosive growth.
RIM's BlackBerry wireless email service broke down Tuesday night; service has been restored to most North American customers, but messages may be delayed until the backlog clears.