Multiverse network has announced plans for a MMORPG based on the universe of Joss Whedon's short-lived but much-loved sci-fi television series Firefly.
Hewlett-Packaged has agreed to a $14.5 million settlement over civil charges the company used false pretenses to obtain phone records of board members and journalists.
Even as Nintendo trumpets strong sales of its Wii gaming console, it's warning gamers about the dangers of flinging Wii remotes at expensive, breakable gear.
Britain's EMI Music is conducting a tiny test of selling music in unencumbered MP3 format, using singles from songstress Nora Jones and Christian rockers Reliant K.
Media Center PCs are for movie buffs and big home theaters, right? Not according to MediaReady, whose budget-friendly media centers put media and the Internet at your fingertips.
Secure Computer, which marketed its "Spyware Cleaner" via spam and pop-ups, has settled with Washington State's attorney general for $1 million in fees and penalties.
Toshiba has introduced a product sure to find their way into iPods and other portable media players: 1.8-inch hard disks offering 100 GB of storage capacity.
Chip maker AMD has announced Athlon 64 X2 dual-core CPUs built with 65nm process technology, promising greatly reduced power consumption at aggressive prices.
AOL is targeting the U.S. Hispanic market with AOL Latino, a portal offering original programming, AOL services, and - not making this up - English lessons.
Silex Technology's new wiDock lets you dock your iPod wirelessly, so it can connect to home entertainment while synching wirelessly with your computer.
Can a Web site make for a good TV show? NBC Universal says it plans to launch a television show based on its female-centered iVillage online community.
Microsoft will tease its forthcoming Halo 3 game with a 60-second live action and CGI TV commercial...and invite gamers to sign up for the multiplayer beta.
Boutique electronics maker Klegg will start targeting the mass market January 8, 2007, with the launch of its Genesis line of media players, speakers,and flat-panel TVs.
The Department of Justice has issued subpoenas for both AMD and Nvidia as it investigates possible antitrust violations in the graphics processing market.
The Diffusion Group has found that the average number of consumer electronics devices per household is declining as the number of U.S. households with broadband Internet goes up.