Embassy Multimedia managing director (and Digital Trends contributor!) Scott Steinberg has literally written the book on video game marketing. Now you can get it - for free.
Just days after canceling the 20 GB edition of its PlayStation 3 game console, Sony admits expanding the consoles built-in storage capacity is "possible."
A Zogby-Redback survey finds a majority Americans would embrace IPTV as long as they got their favorite channels...and that a video-centric Internet may be more dangerous for kids.
Toshiba has rolled out updated to its Satellite notebooks line, including 802.11n Wi-Fi and a modem with a 17-inch screen and a starting price tag under $1,000.
Sony's new XDCAM EX will offer high definition recording at up to 50 Mbps along with eight channels (4:2:2) of audio, plus support for new SxS memory cards.
Qualcomm has rejected Nokia's $20 million payment for using key patents, Nokia claims Qualcomm is using over 100 of its patents...and now Broadcom is upset with Qualcomm!
Hewlett-Packard's new Compaq desktop system for the Chinese market doesn't have Intel inside or even AMD: instead, HP's gone with Via's "carbon free" C7-D processor.
LaCie's new 25.5-inch LCD monitor goes after photographers, video editors, and design pros with a very wide gamut range, color accuracy tools, and an attractive price.
Waterfield Designs' new Sling Bag aims to be an all-encompassing, stylish tote bag for men or women which can handle everything from your digital gear to smelly gym clothes.
Market analysis firm Hitwise finds Google continued to grow its share of the search engine market in March, accounting for over 64 percent of all U.S. Web searches.
Nintendo has pushed out the full version of its Internet Channel for the Wii, offering the full version of the Opera Browser, plus Yahoo and Google search.
The saga of the Palm operating system continues, with CEO Ed Colligan announcing the company will combine its Garnet OS with a new Linux-based platform later this year.
Not even five months after its introduction, Sony has officially discontinued the less-expensive, 20 GB version of its PlayStation 3 video game console.
Research firm IDC says 2007 will be the first time the volume of spam email exceeds legitimate person-to-person email. Wait - didn't that happen years ago?
A new market research report from the NPD Group, plasma televisions have shown their first year-over-year loss in revenue...mostly due to price declines.
Toshiba and Matsushita have announced that within three years they plan to introduce organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels for use in televisions.
The streaming audio and video market grew substantially in 2006, but increased competition means providers are, on average, serving fewer streams to each user.
Just as one company mandates an update to seal off known AACS copy protection cracks, a new crack appears to let Xbox 360 HD DVD drives bypass AACS on any HD DVD title.