CableVision has announced it plans to appeal a court ruling which bars it from launch a DVR service which stores programming on its servers rather than set-top boxes.
Matsushita, under its Panasonic brand - plans to launch the world's first 42-inch plasma TVs offering full 1080p resolution. They'll hit Japan April 27.
Corel has issued a mandatory update to its InterVideo WinDVD software in light of recent AACS cracks...and users get to update their HD DVD and/or Blu-ray drive firmware too!
U.S District Judge Claude Hilton has issued an injunction barring VoIP operator Vonage from signing up new customers unless it stops infringing on Verizon patents.
If you don't want an Infiniti - or a Lexus, or a Hyundai - Mitsubishi plans to offer Sirius satellite radio as standard gear on its new Eclipse Spyder.
Azureus has revamped its peer-to-peer client Zudeo as a means to distribute long-form, high-definition video from individual filmmakers to major studios.
Malibal's new Veda notebook touts an AMD Turion Dual-Core processor, two hard drive bays, Nvidia SLI graphics, up to 4 GB of RAM...and a huge 20.1-inch LCD display.
A study from Vidmeter.com finds that videos copyright owners demanded be removed from YouTube account for less than ten percent of the sites most popular clips.
Google Maps has unveiled MyMaps, a new feature which expands Google Maps by letting anyone define and pinpoint locations, define routes, and attach media.
Samsung has announced its new 3.5-inch SpinPoint S166 hard disk drives, offering 80 and 160 GB capacities, 7,200 rpm, while topping out at just 27.5 decibels.
Using a notebook as a "desktop replacement" puts the screen at the wrong height, and the darn things tend to overheat. Solve both problems with the LapWorks Aluminum Desktop Stand.
Vonage has entered into a two-year network services agreement with VoIP, Inc., potentially dodging two of three Verizon patents the company was found to be violating.
A new survey from Harris Interactive finds that nearly one in ten young video game players can be classified as pathologically or clinically "addicted" to games.
Internet titan Google is set to enter the TV advertising business, inking a deal with EchoStar to automate buying, selling, and measuring the effectiveness of TV ads.
The European Commission has launched a formal inquiry into Apple's iTunes store, saying the territorial limits on purchases violate EU competition regulations.
Panasonic rolled out high-definition camcorders for the consumer market in December. Four months later, the company is announcing new, more capable models.
DisplayPort 1.1 has been gained VESA approval, adding HDCP and low-power capabilities to the standard which aims to replace DVI and, one day, might knock off VGA.