Olympus has taken the wraps off no fewer than nine new (affordable!) digital cameras today, including four new FE-series, four new Stylus series, and the SP-510 Ultra Zoom.
Auto makers will not be forced to put data recording devices in new cars, but they will (sorta) be required to tell consumers if the technology is installed.
Game makers continue to parade out new titles: EA's latest is the first-person shooter Battlefield: Bad Company, coming to the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.
SanDisk says its new Sansa e280 is the largest capacity flash-based personal music player on the market, packing 8 GB of storage, microSD expansion, and an FM tuner.
Apple has concluded an investigation into working condition at the Chinese manufacturing facility in China, finding few violations of its code of conduct.
Music label EMI Group has inked a deal with Microsoft to pre-load music videos from selected EMI artists on the company's forthcoming Zune media device.
According to the London Times, Boeing has shut down its Connexion inflight Internet service not due of technology issues but simply because not enough people used it.
The slim TomTom ONE in-car GPS navigation device has finally reached the North American market, offering weather, traffic, and content synching with PCs and Macs.
iMesh is launching BearShare 6.0, a new (and legal) version of the peer-to-peer file sharing service offering social networking and portable music subscription features.
YouTube is reportedly in talks with major record labels about offering current and archive music videos via the company's online video service - for free.
In an interview with USA Today, Reginald Fils-Aime reveals Nintendo doesn't plan to charge for online game play on Nintendo's forthcoming Wii game console.
ViewSonic's new 20-inch widescreen All-in-One PC TV aims at the back-to-school and dorm room crowd, combining an HDTV-capable display and PC monitor capabilities.
In the wake of Dell's massive recall, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission says it's examining all batteries made by Sony for possible safety issues.