CapCom has shipped the PSP edition of Monster Hunter Freedom, offering hundreds of hours of game play, expanded features, and multiplayer capabilities.
XM Satellite Radio has suspended sales of two receivers - and is reviewing others - after a ruling from the FCC that they may interfere with other devices.
Warner Home Video and Amazon.com have announced DVD Decision 2006, asking movie fans to select ten titles to be converted to DVD from a list of thirty films.
Virgin Mobile is planing to roll out SugarMama, a plan to let mobile phone users earn talk time by watching youth-oriented ads and responding with text messages.
Somehow, comScore Media Metrix has ranked MSN Spaces as the most widely used blogging service, with more than 100 million unique visitors. Take that, MySpace!
Nintendo has confirmed its Wii gaming console will be priced at $250 or less in the U.S. market, much lower than rival systems from Microsoft and Sony.
Sprint has rebranded the LG's LX550 phone as the Fusic: oddball name, but it's got a 1.3 megapixel camera, microSD expansion, and an FM transmitter for your car or stereo.
They're only available in Korea, but they're surely a sign of the future: the Samsung Q1 UMPC and Q30 notebook have no hard drive, instead sporting 32 GB of flash storage.
Clarion's DB365USB offers all the bass-boosting, crackling-treble, and blue lights you expect from a car system, direct support for music on USB media.
Samsung plans to demonstrate prototype flash-and-hard-disk hybrids next week at WinHEC, aiming to improve start/resume times and extend laptop battery life.
A New Zealand blogger and actor has filed for a re-examination of Amazon.com's "One-Click" patent, one of the most hotly-debated business process patents in recent history.
Gateway's unveiled an ultra-slim NX100X notebook less than one inch thich, only 3.15 pounds, and offers a 12.1-inch screen. But are the rest of its specs underwhelming?
Toshiba's Tecra M6 aims at the size-conscious business traveller, with a 12.1-inch screen, fingerprint reader, Trusted Platform Module, and spill-resistant keyboard.
The new top-level domain .mobi for mobile devices and services is set to join the ranks of .com and .net. But will it do anyone besides registrars any good?
If you missed any of Digital Trends' coverage of the E3 Expo last week, here's where to find images and coverage of the video game world's latest and greatest.
An update to the American Consumer Satisfaction Index finds consumers are thinking better of cable and satellite TV, but not because the service is cheaper or better.
Inmarsat has won FCC approval to offer its BGAN satellite-based broadband service in the U.S.: it's neither fast nor cheap, but...dang! It's the Internet! From space!
Some of the recording industry's largest labels have filed sued against XM Satellite radio over its Inno device which can record up to 50 hours of music.
ShieldZone is shipping its invisibleShield protective covering for Apple's MacBook Pro notebooks, letting users both protect and show off those sleek metal cases.
Audiovox says it has halted shipments of its Xpress Model XMCK10 XM satellite radio receiving after the FCC said it was out of compliance with Federal regs.