Computer maker Dell is looking to retool its consumer offerings...starting by offering flat-screen televisions from rival Sony for sale on its Web site.
A day after Wal-Mart enters the video download market, Amazon and TiVo announce they're testing a service to download video from Amazon Unbox directly to TiVos.
Just barely responding to copyright complaints from Japanese media, YouTube will display a Japanese-language notice warning against uploading copyrighted material.
Aiming to make its handset selection broad, deep, and affordable, number four handset maker Sony Ericsson has announced eight new phones to get consumers talking.
Apple has released a patch for one problem using iTunes under Vista, but says iTunes users should wait on Vista until a new version of iTunes is available.
To signpost the release of the third Pirates of the Caribbean movie this May, Disney Online plans to extend the franchise with a free Pirates-based MMORPG.
Is it a first step towards getting The Beatles' music on iTunes? A new deal between Apple, Inc. and Apple Corps puts decades of trademark disputes behind them.
LG's Super Multi Blue hybrid high-definition disc player is now available at retailers, letting users play either HD DVD or Blu-ray discs with a single device.
Germany's Fraunhofer has developed a high-definition mini camera which can handle 60 frames per second at 1,920 by 1,080 resolution - and attach to a helmet.
LTB Audio has announced a key-fob sized wireless device called the Q-Bean, which claims to offer wireless streaming audio, a microphone, and optional interfaces for portable media p
Velocity Micro has shipped Vista-enabled version of its CineMagix home theater PCs, featuring Blu-ray and HD-DVD playback and the AMD TV Wonder Digital Cable Tuner.
Not content with being an Internet portal, Yahoo is launching brand-centric portals designed to consolidate Yahoo offerings based around popular consumer brands.
West Virginia's Games for Health research project has found consistent play of Dance Dance Revolution improved behaviors, attitudes, and health of participating kids.
Pioneer Electronics wants you to see the Super Bowl in high-def so badly that if you buy a PRO-FHD1 50-inch plasma, they'll throw in a second 50-inch plasma TV for free.
The rootkit debacle with Sony BMG music CDs got one step closer to history today, with the company settling with the FTC and agreeing it violated federal law.
"Click-sharing" site Compete has analyzed online traffic of video game console shoppers, and concludes interest in Nintendo's Wii is greater than that for the PS3 or Xbox 360.
If you want a media center with 720p output, gigabit Ethernet, DVD upscaling, and DVD-saving capabilities - all under Linux - then MyTellyHD is for you.
Panasonic has announced new Lumix digital cameras, with models offering massive optical zooms - and one claiming to be the world's slimmest 28mm wide angle camera shooter.
If you want to filter TV programming on something other than ratings (or the fact a show is on CBS), a new patent might promise just what you're after.
Sweden looks like it will become the first country to open a virtual embassy in the virtual world of Second Life. The goal? Increase real-world tourism.