Logitech Revue sales totaled only $5 million
Logitech's 2010 results show sales the much-hyped Google TV-powered Logitech Revue totaled only $5 million - and Logitech will cut the price next month.
ITC rules Mac OS X violates S3 patents
A judge with the U.S. ITC has found Apple's Mac OS X violates two S3 Graphics patents - but Apple's iOS is in the clear.
Smartphones will be 28 pct of all phones sold this year
IMS Research forecasts that some 420 million mobile handsets will be sold worldwide in 2011 - and 28 percent of them will be smartphones.
Olympus SP-810UZ compact camera sports 36x zoom
Olympus's new SP-801UZ compact camera sports a 3-inch LCD, 14 megapixel resolution, 3D capability, and a 36x ultra zoom.
Walmart offers Vudu streaming video via the Web
Walmart is back in the streaming video business, offering streaming rentals and movie sales from Vudu starting at 99 cents.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-TX55: 16 megapixels and 3D
Sony's super-slim Cyber-shot DSC-TX55 offers a 16.2 megapixel resolution, 5x optical zoom, and 3D shots through a single lens.
Pricegrabber: 35 pct of U.S. consumers plan on buying the iPhone 5
A PriceGrabber survey finds 35 percent of American consumers plan to purchase an iPhone 5 - or whatever Apple's next phone may be called - whenever it's released.
Apple’s in-app purchasing rules take a toll
Kobo, the Wall Street Journal, Google, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble are all stopping in-app content sales...because they don't want to give Apple a 30 percent cut.
Lodsys adds major game developers to infringement suit
Lodsys has added Angry Birds developer Rovio along with Electronic Arts, Atari, and other major mobile game developers to its patent infringement suit.
Oracle wins bid to depose Google CEO Larry Page
Google CEO Larry Page will have to testify in court as part of Oracle's lawsuit over Java technology in Android.
Mac mini loses optical drive, gets Thunderbolt and Sandy Bridge
Apple's newest Mac minis lose their optical drives, but pick up second-generation Core i5 and i7 processors, AMD Radeon graphics, and Thunderbolt.
Survey: Consumers love smartphones, but not mobile banking
A research study from Javelin finds consumers embracing smartphones in record numbers, but there's barely been any uptick in mobile banking.
ITC arbiter rules Kodak did not infringe on Apple patents
Apple's claims that Kodak infringed on its digital camera patents have been rejected by an ITC arbiter.
Borders to close all remaining book stores
The number two bookstore chain in the United States is calling it quits: Borders will be shutting down all remaining stores and liquidating all assets.
Westinghouse HDTVs add SRS TruSurround HD audio
Westinghouse 26- and 42-inch LED HDTVs now feature SRS TruSurround HD for handling surround audio over just two speakers.
ChangeWave: New smartphone buyers prefer iPhones
New survey data from ChangeWave finds that people looking to buy a new smartphone in the next 90 days lean towards iOS more heavily than Android.
Samsung cranks up LED lighting patent battle
Samsung LED has asked the U.S. International Trade Commission to bar imports of LED lighting products from German rival Osram.