Apple said yesterday that its internal investigation into stock option grants has found additional irregularities, and may force the company to restate earnings.
Market research firm iSuppli says Internet-based television subscribers worldwide will exceed 63 million by 2010, an annual growth rate over 92 percent.
Seems like only yesterday AOL announced free email and Web services for broadband users: now the company is offering a you 5 GB of free personal online storage.
Altec Lansing aims for the high end of the iPod speaker market with the M602, offering custom drivers, bass enhancement, and "universal" MP3 player cradle.
Video game publisher Ubisoft announced today it plans to have seven titles available for the launch of Nintendo's Wii console, with more to follow in 2007.
Creating the Next Big Thing in video games takes more than a great idea and cool graphics: Embassy Multimedia Consultants can get all your ducks in a row.
Sony's new NW-E line of flash-based Walkman portable music players sport long play times, OEL displays, FM tuners, eye-catching colors, and wallet-friendly prices.
Sony's rolled out yet another ultracompact point-and-shoot camera in the form of the Cyber-shot T10, and announced a GPS device to tag images with location data.
Heads still wring from engaging in patent-battle with Apple Computer, Creative's taking on the iPod nano with the new Zen Neeon 2 music, photo, and video device.
The Lux ARIIS-WFSS uses Wi-Fi and a 26-inch HD LCD screen to take your Windows Media Center content in outside in a stainless steel, weather-resistant idol.
According to Jupiter Research, many businesses plan to hold off on Windows Vista, content to let others work out the kinks before they consider upgrading.
After expanding to nearly 60,000 attendees and 400 exhibitors this year, the Entertainment Software Association has announced plans to scale back to a more "intimate" size.
Sick of iPod pouches, cases armbands, lanyards, and fer-gosh-sakes coats with integrated wiring? The iSoundCap lets you get ahead of the game with an iPod-compatible cap.
Straining the definition of "portable," Acer's Aspire 9800 notebook sports a 20.1-inch HD-capable widescreen display and an HD DVD drive. You want a handtruck with that?
Lexar's new USB JumpDrive Lightnings are pre-loaded with the company's PowerToGo platform, enabling users to run standard Windows apps direct from the JumpDrive.
Alienware's new Area-51 7500 sports tool-less entry, extra slots and ports, mood lighting...oh, and Core 2 Duo or Core 2 Extreme processors running up to 2.93 GHz.
Digital Foci's new Picture Port Elite portable photo viewer offers a 3.6-inch LCD screen, 40 to 80 GB hard drive storage, a memory card reader, and PictBridge compatibility.
Kazaa, one of the most (in)famous peer-to-peer file sharing networks, has agreed to pay music companies $100 million in damages and immediately commit to going legal.