TBS - you know, the "very funny" cable network - has teamed with ViTrue - will be soliciting user-generated video for its new "Funny or Not?" online community.
Online movie service CinemaNow has struck a deal with Universal to offer a burnable version of "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" the same day DVDs hit stores.
Sony's electronic paper-based Reader is finally due to hit stores next month, and Sony promises more than 10,000 book titles will be available from major publishers.
Surprise! Americans love TV. According to Nielsen Media Research, the average American home tunes to television more than 8 hours a day, and has more TVs than people.
Microsoft spin-off Wallop aims to give MySpace, FaceBook, and other social networking sites a kick by letting users creatively "mod" their pages with add-on functionality.
RealNetworks is taking on the likes of Google and Yahoo with a beta of RealTime, a desktop news reader which puts personalized news and images on users' desktop.
Sirius has finally rolled out its Stiletto 100, a portable satellite radio with recording, Wi-Fi capability, and music purchase through Yahoo Music Jukebox.
If you've ever tried to wrap your head around needing both a mobile headset and a speakerphone, Mvox wants to wrap its Duo communicator around your head.
New music service Mercora M lets users stream music from their Windows PCs to their Windows Mobile PDA or smartphone...and listen to their friends' music.
Symantec's latest Internet Threat Report finds phishing schemes are becoming increasingly sophisticated, while the number of new browser vulnerabilities has increased.
Delphi's forthcoming NAV200 portable GPS navigation system is based on Windows CE, comes with U.S. and Canadian maps, and rolls in entertainment features.
Some publishers are considering a standard to control how search engines and news services index and point to their content, even as Google fights a Belgian copyright decision.
THQ's Dawn of War expansion pack Dark Crusade has gone gold and will hit stores October 9, bringing two new alien races to the real-time strategy game.
Microsoft has announced it will launch the HD DVD drive for its Xbox 360 console game system in Japan this November, and finally details 1080p support.
YouTube is holding a talent contest - called The YouTube Underground - to try to find the most entertaining and creative unsigned artists in the United States.
Sony Ericsson announced today that it will be launching M-BUZZ on October 2, a new mobile and Web-based music service focused on Sony's own new and developing artists.