Plaxo has rolled out Plaxo Mobile Plus, enabling users to sync contact information between mobile phones and email systems - and it's available to Verizon Wireless customers now.
Females and reclusive Minnesota rock stars, take note: Boost Mobile says its Motorola i835 is the "only" purple phone currently being offered in the U.S. market.
RadioShack is carrying MovieBeam's video-on-demand set-top box, which offers current Hollywood movies received over-the-air using a datacasting technology on PBS airwaves.
Gateway is going after the PC enthusiast market with its new FX530 line, offering Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme processors, high-end video and storage, and overclocking.
Seagate plans to ship hard drives integrating its DriveTrust encryption technology which could prevent any un-authenticated use of a drive or its data.
AT&T's new Remote Monitor video service streams live video from your home to your cell phone, so you can keep an eye on your kids, your stuff, and even Fido's crazy antics.
Computer maker Everex Systems, with Via Technologies, has launched the "world's most energy-efficient notebook" - and Wal-Mart plans to carry it for under $500.
Merchant services firm Vendio claims consumers can spend up to 44 percent more for consumer electronics offline compared to shopping online. Makes ya wonder.
World of Warcraft fans will have to wait until January to get their hands on the upcoming "Burning Crusade" expansion to the hugely popular online game.
Hong Kong gaming importer Lik-Sang has announced it's going out of business due to lawsuits from Sony...but notes even Sony execs bought goods through Lik-Sang.
GarageBand.com's founders have rolled out iLike.com, a new social music discovery add-on which integrates with Apple's iTunes and, eventually, with other music services.
Jupiter Research has forecast the portable music player market will reach 100 million users by 2011...and that the iPod has at least another year and a half on top.
Accessory maker G-Tech wants you to share your music the old-fashioned way: through the air, using an iPod-enabled messenger bag with an integrated external speaker.
After learning it wouldn't be allowed to project image on Mexico's Pyramid of the Sun, Yahoo is moving its time capsule showcase to the ancient pueblo of Jemez in New Mexico.
Cingular will be the first U.S. carrier to offer the HP iPAQ hw6920 series Mobile Messenger with (count'em!) five built-in wireless communications technologies.
Google's new Custom Search Engine lets bloggers and Web publishers create custom search portals on their sites - and, of course, it helps Google sell ads.
Although it snuck out onto FTP servers yesterday, Mozilla is scheduled start giving Internet Explorer 7 a run for its money today by releasing Firefox 2.0 today.
Taiwan's BenQ has lost more than $600 million this year trying to resuscitate the Siemens' cell phone business; now, the company hopes to recover by selling non-core assets.
Sony has added 340,000 notebook battery packs - including batteries shipped by Gateway - to its U.S. recall, along with some 3 million batteries worldwide.
Apple Computer has upgraded its entire line of MacBook Pro notebooks to Core 2 Duo processors, promising performance up to 39 percent faster than previous models.