Ricoh says its developed an optical component which can read all optical disc formats - CD, DVD, Blu-ray, and HD-DVD - and writers shouldn't be far off.
As net neutrality legislation is repeatedly quashed in Congress, Google warns it will pursue antitrust complaints against telecommunications companies if "bad" things happen.
Samsung has announced a new N-series of digital cameras, combining megapixels, zoom, cool features, and image stabilization in slim, somewhat pricey packages.
They might look like candy tins, but Transcend's T.sonic 530 512 MB and 1 GB players may appeal to casual listeners with built-in lyric display and FM tuners.
Klegg has announced its forthcoming Mini V12 players will start at less than $100, handle digital video, and the top-end 4 GB model will offer Bluetooth connectivity.
Electronic games are guy thing, right? A study from Parks Associates finds that 59 percent of all U.S. consumers who play games on a mobile phone are women.
If you're an American aged 12 years or more, the odds are one in five that you own a portable MP3 player, and one in twenty that you own more than one.
MTV Networks shows like South Park have been on iTunes a while; now new shows from Nick at Night, TV Land, Spike TV, The N, and flagship MTV are joining the party.
VoIP provider Vonage has unveiled its V-Phone, a keychain-sized USB device a detachable earpiece enabling VoIP calling anywhere with a Windows machine and broadband.
ReplayTV says its PC Edition is going to revolutionize DVR functionality on PCs, with new features, multiroom networking, and fast search capabilities.
As of July 1, California will have the first mandatory cell phone recycling law, requiring wireless retailers to set up collection and recycling programs.
Did you forget to feed Fido this morning? No problem: with Neopets Mobile, you can take care of all your virtual pets anywhere you can use your cell phone.
Aiming at students and small businesses, Toshiba has added a new ultraportable and convertible tablet to its Satellite line, but bearing Core Duo processors.
A survey conducted by Ipsos-Mori for Greenpeace International finds international consumers are willing to pay more for PCs friendlier to the environment.