Yahoo and HTC have announced a new partnership which will pre-load Yahoo Go for Mobile and Yahoo Mail on millions of HTC's Windows Mobile smart devices.
Market research firm iSuppli confirms Dell's sales slumped during the fourth quarter of 2006, but that the company still managed to beat HP in sales for 2006.
Turk Telecom, Turkey's biggest fixed-line communications operator, has blocked access to YouTube after a court ruled videos on the service insulted Ataturk.
Windows Vista users will be happy to know the new (free) iTunes 7.1 resolves many - but not all - compatibility issues with Microsoft's latest operating system.
In a webcast to an investor conference, outgoing Electronic Arts CEO Larry Probst said he expect Sony to lose ground in the video game console market this year.
The Chinese government has issued a moratorium on Internet cafes, allowing no new ones to open this year as the country tries to fight online gambling and Internet addiction.
Probes into stock option grants claim more victims, as Canada's Research in Motion announces it will restate earnings back to 2004 and Jon Balsillie is stepping down as chairman.
Not all antivirus packages are the same> Microsoft's Windows Live OneCare antivirus package came in dead last in a bi-annual test conducted by independent AV Comparatives.
Sony and Immersion have settled their patent dispute over "rumble" in video game controllers, and will work together to put vibration back into PlayStation products.
The BBC will put excerpts of its news and entertainment shows on YouTube, while upstart Joost has signed a deal with "ethnic" online video provider JumpTV.
Lenovo is recalling about 209,000 notebook computer batteries made by Sanyo because they can overheat and pose a fire hazard if struck hard on a corner.
Sony has finally introduced a video-capable Walkman: the NWA-A800s offer a 2-inch screens and 30-hour battery life...but there's no word on a North American release.
Research firm Parks Associates forecasts 18 million U.S. households will subscribe to fiber connections by the year 2011, pushing it into the mainstream of broadband options.
The DVD Forum has reportedly approved the CSS Managed Recording spec which would potentially enable in-store kiosks to product one-off DVD-R discs protected by CSS.
Who says the Xbox 360 is all about photorealistic first-person shooters? Alien Hominid HD offers 16 levels of hand-drawn, side-scrolling quirky mayhem.
U.K. market research firm Juniper Research predicts the world market for voice-over-Wi-Fi gear will hit $82 billion by 2012, but 98 percent of it will be dual-mode phones.
Sony has formally announced its BDP-S300 Blu-ray player, which carries a $600 price tag, can handle audio CDs, and leaves Sony's current $1,000 offerings twisting in the wind.
DLO is now shipping its HomeDock Deluxe for iPod, letting iPod fans put their videos and album art on living room TVs, and music through the living room stereo.