AOL has snagged the exclusive online debuts of the new NBC shows "Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip" and "Twenty Good Years" a week before they air on the broadcast network.
U.S. mobile operator T-Mobile is apparently planning to introduce dual mode phones which can operate as normal cell phones and as VoIP phones when Wi-Fi access is present.
The animated program The Simpsons is older than the World Wide Web. Now, Fox is using its popular Web properties - including MySpace - to tease the show's 18th season premiere.
On the eve of expected online video store launches from Amazon.com and Apple, Research and Markets wonder why existing players haven't taken off, and whether Apple stands a chance.
In a nod to common sense, the world's largest mobile handset maker says it will give actual names to its mobile phone lines instead of silly, random numbers.
New market reports from DisplaySearch indicate the market for LCD monitors continues to grow, but OLEDs aren't pulling in money despite growing shipments.
Blizzard's massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) World of Warcraft has hit another milestone according to the New York Times: 7 million players worldwide.
Its Blackberry email devices are big in the corporate world: now RIM and T-Mobile are going after consumers with the Blackberry Pearl smartphone with music player and camera.
Sony announced today that it will delay the launch of its PlayStation 3 gaming console in Europe from November 2006 to March 2007, citing blue laser constraints.
Chipmaker Intel announced today it plans to cut some 10,500 jobs - 10 percent of its workforce - to reduce costs and make the company more competitive.
In what the companies are touting as a history-making move, CBS plans to premiere its new show "The Class" to TiVO subscribers up to a week before its broadcast premiere.
Online teen hangout MySpace.com announced last week it plans to enter the online music business by offering a chance for unsigned bands to sell tracks on the site.
Need a sign the eagerly anticipated, high-end PlayStation 3 may finally be coming to market? Sony's cut prices on existing PlayStation 2 consoles in Japan.
A new AP/AOL Video poll find over half of Internet users have watched online video, but just one in five have watched or downloaded a full-length movie or TV show.
In a development apparently unrelated to Dell's and Apple's massive battery recalls, Matsushita is recalling some 6,000 batteries sold with Panasonic notebooks in Japan.
Finland's Nokia has rolled out four new phones, three for the fashion-conscious luxury set and a fourth with a soundtrack composed by ambient music pioneer Brian Eno.
SanDisk's new V-Mate enables users to record video to flash media from any conventional source, then watch it on phones, media players, game devices, and more.
Are you ready for some football? Electronic Arts says that it estimates more than two million copies of Madden NFL 07 have been sold in the game's first week of availability.
SanDisk has announced its c200 portable music player, offering a color screen, FM tuner, PlaysForSure compatibility, and a 2 GB capacity - with a $100 price tag.