THQ has announced a new first-person shooter based on Dmitry Glukhovsky's Russian novel Metro 2033: can you survive in the ruins of Moscow's shattered subway system?
Shure's new SE115m+ headset combines the sound isolation and high sound quality with a three-button remote control and microphone for use with Apple's iPhone.
The International Telecommunications Union has approved a one-size-fits-all design for phone charge, which ought to make charging phones simpler...and cut back on waste.
Can't hear yourself playing Rock Band? Maybe you need a stage monitor! Altec Lansing has launched a 40-watt powered speaker for rhythm games...that looks (a little) like a (little) stage wedge.
Sun Microsystems has revealed it plans to cut up to 3,000 jobs in the next year as it waits for its $7.4 billion acquisition by Oracle to be approved by regulators.
Hewlett Packard's new BookPrep service teams with the University of Michigan and Amazon to offering printed versions of half a million public domain books.
If you've ever wanted to put on funny glasses to use your laptop...Acer's Aspire 5738DG notebook packs 3D technology. And comes with a pair of those funny glasses.
Thinking about new Mac hardware? Apple has unveiled new iMacs with 21.5- and 27-inch displays, debuts new Mac minis, added a 7-hour battery to its MacBook...and introduced its new multi-touch "Magic Mouse."
Acer hopes folks who find netbooks don't pack enough punch will check out the upcoming AS1410 ultraportable: 11.6-inch screen, Intel Celeron CPU, and 2 GB of RAM for under $400.
A new report from Symantec details how tens of millions of computers are "protected" with rogue security software that makes them more vulnerable...and a lot of people paid to install it.
Like to get rough and tumble with the computing hardware but can't wait for Windows 7? Getac's line of durable notebooks and tablets will be Windows 7-ready on October 22.
Plastic Logic plans to debut its Que proReader ebook reader at CES in January 2010...and unlike the Kindle, this one is aimed at business professionals.
U.S. mobile carrier Sprint is looking to go up against the Apple iPhone with the HTC Touch, powered by Windows Mobile 6 and a 2.8-inch touch-screen display.
A new survey conducted for Zone Labs by Harris Interactive finds a whopping 94 percent of adult U.S. Internet users believe the Internet poses a threat to children.
A report from the Interactive Advertising Bureau says that online ad revenue during 2005 probably topped $12.5 billion, a 30 percent increase over 2004.
Microsoft says it shipped 1.8 million Xbox 360 systems during its fourth fiscal quarter, bring total shipments for the game console over 5 million units.
Video-oriented PC maker 1 Beyond has announced the GoFlex317, the first notebook with quad-core processors, RAID 5, GeForce Go 7950 GTX graphics...and a big price tag.
The NPD Group set out to learn what consumers want in next-gen video game consoles. The answers? Great game content and backward compatibility count more than a great price.
Sprint is not offering the HTC Touch Pro, a Windows Mobile 6 smartphone with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard, 3.2 megapixel camera, EV-DO Rev A connectivity, and 2.8-inch touchscreen.