A new survey finds four in ten U.S. adults have home networks, and more than a third of those consumers want to tie home computers to home entertainment.
LucasArts has announced Star Wars: The Force Unleashed, a new video game due in November which lets players take on the role of Darth Vader's secret apprentice.
Nintendo's latest game collection for the Wii video game console, Wii Play, is finally available in the U.S., following strong launches in Europe and Japan.
A federal court has dismissed a negligence lawsuit brought against MySpace by the family of a teenage girl assaulted by someone she met via the Web site.
GameTap is getting ready to launch Myst Online: Uru Live on February 15, adding massively multiplayer features to Myst's world of mystery, exploration and puzzles.
Do GPS systems improve traffic safety? A Dutch study finds that use of satellite navigation systems improves driving in unknown areas and reduces driver stress.
Teaming with a former president of Olympus, mega-brand General Electric plans to enter the digital camera market with the newly-launched General Imaging.
HTC has re-christened its Athena palmtop the HTC Advantage - but it still touts Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, HSDPA and GSM/GPRS/EDGE, Windows Mobile, a 5-inch screen and QWERTY keypad.
Canton Electronics' new line GLE series of home audio/home theater speakers sport aluminum bass and midrange drivers and other advances from the company's high-end lines.
Back in December an enterprising programmer extracted volume keys from HD DVD discs; now, a processing key may break copy protection on all high-def discs issued to date.
Veoh Networks has launched its Internet-based video syndication service, promising DVD-like quality delivered with the efficiency of peer-to-peer networking.
Nokia has announced a deal with YouTube to bring Internet video to Nokia N-series mobile devices, and rolls out a new business-oriented E-series of Internet-savvy phones.
Intel's Tera-scale Computing Research Program has produced a single chip which can perform more than a trillion operations per second across 80 processor cores.
Omnifone's MusicStation service will offer European and Asian subscribers all-you-can-eat mobile music across 23 mobile operators and 2.5g/3G mobile phones.
Apple has added Lionsgate films to its iTunes digital media store, making titles like Terminator 2, Saw, and Basic Instinct available to iTunes, iPod, and (soon) AppleTV owners.
A new device set to go on sale in Italy later this year offers a 5-inch, roll-out screen for reading ebooks and downloaded content, even in bright sunlight.
If you think XML feeds could be used for so much more than your feed reader allows, Yahoo invites you to tweak things out with its new beta service, Pipes.
Even hardcore action gamers have probably whiled hours away with Jewel Quest, an undisputed leader of casual puzzle games. So look out: here comes Jewel Quest 2.
Nokia has announced it will begin offering a free downloadable mapping service for mobile devices, including map and routing info for over 150 countries.