A new survey from Parks Associates finds not two main gamer categories - hardcore and casual- but six segments, all with different habits and motivations.
Yahoo Go for Mobile - with email, search, calendar, news, and more - is now available for users of smartphones and other devices running Windows Mobile.
Internet retailer Amazon.com has revealed the retail prices for Microsoft forthcoming Windows Vista operating system - and they're accepting pre-orders now.
Toshiba plans TransMemory flash drives with U3 technology to move applications and settings between systems, at capacities which will eventually hit 16 GB.
New music service SpiralFrog announced today it plans to launch an ad-supported music download system which will offer Vivendi Universal's music catalog for free.
Not content to let Microsoft's Windows Live run away with hosted productivity services, Google is bundling together existing offerings and promising more premium services.
Google and eBay have signed a deal whereby Google will supply eBay's Web search advertising outside the U.S., and the two will collaborate on Skype-enabled "click-to-call" ads.
In an unexpected move, Sony has announced a folding@home client for the PlaysStation 3, enabling the game system to participate in distribute computing projects when idle.
Yahoo TV has rolled out it Fall 2006 TV Preview, offering complete premiere episodes from some of this season's new TV series before they're cancelled...um, broadcast.
Hey, remember when Dell was gonna get nasty and throw down on the iPod shuffle with its DJ Ditty portable music players? (No? It's OK, nobody else does either.)
Apple Computer has agreed to pay Creative Technology $100 million to settle patent disputes which threatened to shut down the iPod - or drive Creative into bankruptcy.
After speculating it might withdraw from the South Korean market entirely, Microsoft will release versions of Windows XP for South Korea which comply with antitrust rulings.
We couldn't pass this by: uber-schlock-meister/filmmaker Uwe Boll has partnered with Golden Palace for five bouts in which Boll will literally fight critics of his films.