The mullet vote is in: among listeners to rock-formatted radio, a third rank an FM tuner as the most important new feature they want in their next music player.
In an announcement with Apple, record label EMI says it will offer its entire music library for sale on the Internet without digital rights management protection.
Looking for a notebook without all the bells and whistles, something that'll put words in a row and surf the Web on a decent display? HP's 510 might be for you.
Displeased Take-Two Interactive shareholders have thrown out CEO Paul Eibeler, appointing former Sony BMG exec Strauss Zelnick to run the troubled game publisher.
PSP firmware 3.30 opens up T-Mobile's Hotspot network to PSP owners, granting six months of free Wi-Fi and, after that, a special rate on subscriptions.
A day after Microsoft makes its 120 GB Xbox 360 Elite official, FCC filings indicate Sony plans to offer 80 GB drives in its Bluetooth-enabled PlayStation 3s.
HP has rolled out two new AMD-based business notebooks under its Compaq brand, aiming to strike the right balance between performance, conservative design, and price.
For the first time, Denmark has topped the World Economic Forum's ranking of countries' ability to leverage information technologies. The United States? Down to number seven.
Google has rolled out changes to its mobile search, offering location-specific home pages and mobile-relevant search results...but still no GPS integration.
Israeli storage developer Mempile has demonstrated it can read and record 300 GB using over 100 virtual layers on a DVD-sized optical disc - and 1 TB discs are in the offing.
TiVo has launched a media sharing service letting Series2 and Series3 customers share home movies over the Internet with TiVo-owning friends and family...for a fee.
AT&T and Firethorn Holdings have announced a application that enables AT&T wireless customers to pay bills and manage bank accounts from mobile phones.
Life changes, but Life goes on: Time Inc. announced it is ceasing publication of the iconic photojournalism magazine Life in favor of an online-only edition.
The 1980s animated arcade classic Dragon's Lair is coming to Blu-ray disc..and it's implemented in Blu-ray Java (BD-J), so it works on any Blu-ray player.
Motion Computing's new LE1700 claims to be the first tablet PC to support Vista's Aero Glass interface; it also supports Motion's dual-mode write- and touch-input.
LG has announced two new clamshell music-capable phones, one with a "shiny" brushed metal finish and the other with an integrated FM transmitter for in-car use.