Casio has introduced its new affordable Exilim EX-S7 and EX-Z35 compact cameras, featuring YouTube movie modes, face detection, and 12 megapixel resolution.
Pentax looks to be making a major leap forward with its K-7 DSLR, offering high-definition video capture, in-camera high-dynamic range imaging, and much, much more.
The Financial Times is reporting U.S. analysts believe they have identified the primary author of the "Aurora" cyberattack against Google's Chinese operations.
A Silicon Valley startup wants to put power plants in people's back yards and take them off the electrical grid...and major corporations are already using it.
Remember when Microsoft's patch for a 17-year-old DOS vulnerability crashed some Windows XP machines? Microsoft says the problem was rootkits, not the security patch.
The FCC has published a 56-page previous of its ambitious plan to boost U.S. broadband access and even create a nationwide wireless public safety network.
Researchers at UC Berkeley have created nanofibers that can generate power from twists, stresses, and other stress...and they could one day be woven into clothes.
Monster's new "Butterfly" premium headphones sport a design that matches Vivienne Tam's Spring 2010 fashion collection...and carry a price tag to match.
Itching to get your home theater ready for 3D? Sony's new STR-DN1010 AV-receive is meant to serve as a straightforward hub for high-definition, 3D capable setups.
Amazon has launched a beta version of its Kindle application for BlackBerry, enabling BlackBerry users to view and sync Kindle titles with Kindle readers and PCs.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center wants the FTC to investigate Google Buzz, saying it not only violates Google's own privacy policy, but may break wiretap laws.
First Netflix agreed to delay Warner Bros. movies, now DVD kiosk company Redbox will hold off on Warner Bros. films until 28 days after their retail release.
The line between the haves and the have-nots is distressingly close to mid-field: new Commerce Department data shows about 40 percent of all Americans have no broadband at home.
Still have some old school CDs you'd like to mix up with tunes from your iPod? iLuv's iMM9400 combines an iPod dock, speakers, a four CD changer, FM Radio....and slotMusic.
Yahoo may be dancing around a deal with Microsoft again, but that isn't stopping the company from buying up stuff: today, it a deal to acquire photo organizational site Xoopit.
Like hearing Warner artists on things like Spotify and Last.fm? That might change: Warner Music Group says those kinds of free services are bad for the industry.