Dell has taken some of the sleek-and-slim from its Adamo notebook and put it in the new Vostro V13 ultraportable, with a 13.3-inch screen and up to 4 GB of RAM.
Nokia is brining its 5800 Navigation Edition and business-friendly E72 to United States customers...and at the same time closing its London flagship store.
AT&T is now offering the LG eXpo, the first smartphone in the U.S. to offer a 1 GHz processor...and it also sports a pico projector and fingerprint recognition.
Kodak has announced its selling its OLED business to LG Electronics, as well as entering a patent cross-licensing agreement with the South Korean electronics giant.
Cisco says it now controls more than 90 percent of the shares of Norwegian video conferencing company Tandberg, clearing the way for a complete takeover.
Harman Kardon's new GLA-55 multimedia speakers are designed to bring outstanding audio quality to your desktop...and they look like they're carved from ice.
Samsung hosted its annual Global Road Show, showing off huge flat-screen TVs and a new portable media player - plus a five-ways-to-heat oven and a four-door fridge!
It's a deal: cable operator Comcast is buying a 51 percent stake in NBC Universal - including its broadcast and cable properties - in a $13.75 billion deal.
QuickerTek's new 27 and 55-watt Apple Juicz solar chargers will fill up the batteries in Apple MacBooks while away from wall power...as long as you have sun and time.
Apple and Psystar have agreed to a partial settlement that will have Psystar paying damages - eventually - and stop preloading computers with Mac OS X.
Psystar's lawyers are duking it out with Apple over Mac clones...and now the company has released Rebel EFI, enabling users to put Mac OS X Leopard on non-Apple PC hardware.