New sales figures from NPD show the Nintendo Wii was February's best-selling game console...and the only console to outsell Sony's now-obsolete PlayStation 2.
Sony plans to introduce a Folding@Home client for its PlayStation 3, letting gamers put that powerful Cell processor to use researching protein folding for medical research.
Skype 3.1 for Windows introduces SkypeFind and Skype Prime, offering new ways for Skype users to share (and buy...and sell) information. Will they fly?
A new report from Nielsen-Netratings finds more than one third of American adults own a game console...and traffic to Sony's PlayStation site is sinking.
Falling prices have prompted market research firm iSuppli to boost its sales forecast for LCD TVs this year. The new forecast calls for 75.2 million units to be sold this year.
NBC and MobiTV have announced a deal make full-length primetime television shows available to mobile phone users on an on-demand basis. Will you tune in?
Hitachi-LG is planning to show the first PC drive which can handle both Blu-ray and HD DVD discs - but you might pay a high price to sidestep the format war.
Already dreading the day in early 2009 when the government mandates analog TV transmission cease and desist? Not to worry: RCA's already prepping its DTA800 converter.
Viacom has filed a $1 billion suit against video sharing site YouTube and its parent company Google, seeking damages for "massive copyright infringement."
The Department of Commerce has outlined its plan to subsidize conversion to digital TV in 2009, starting with $40 coupons to defray the cost of digital TV converters.
Electronics giant Motorola has announced its putting its money behind Amimon, whose WHDI technology is vying to become the standard for wireless high definition video.
Although it doesn't plan to make them available to consumers, Intel is getting into the flash-drive business, aiming at computing makers and embedded device manufacturers.
Can't cram enough songs in your cell phone? Things are looking up: Samsung has starting shipping samples of its 8 GB moviNAND MMC flash memory for mobile devices.
Video rental company Movie Gallery has bought MovieBeam, the Disney-spawned video download service that broadcasts movies to set-top boxes over public airwaves.
General Electric has entered the digital camera market, with partner General Imaging unveiling eight camera models at the Photo Marketing Association conference.
Sony has taken its Cyber-shot line of digital cameras wireless with the DSC-G1, offering 6 megapixels, a 3.5-inch LCD display, and 2 GB of onboard memory.
Investors who own nearly half of video game publisher Take-Two Interactive have announced plans to seize control of its board and oust CEO Paul Eibeler.
If you've got the multi-core bug - and you've got the software to back it up - then Alienware's new MJ-12 8550 workstations offer up to eight processing cores.
Mad Catz has begun shipping a new line of wired and wireless game controllers for Sony's PS3, offering four color choices and "SixSense" motion sensing...but no rumble.