Sony has announced a new Sony Reader Daily Edition, packing a 7-inch E-Ink display, free 3G data connectivity...and the ability to check out ebooks from libraries.
In its letter to the FCC, Apple says it hasn't approved Google Voice for the iPhone because it would alter the iPhone's user experience...but is that the whole story?
Mobile phone maker Nokia is getting into the notebook business with its Booklet 3G—and along with 3G connectivity, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi, it's running Windows.
Amazon, Microsoft, and Yahoo have signed with the Internet Archive on Open Book Alliance, opposing a settlement that would give Google digital rights to millions of titles.
On the heels of announcing plans charge for Web sites, News Corp is reportedly meeting with major publishers about forming a consortium for paid online news services.
Bose has refined the active electronic noise reduction technology in its QuietComfort 15 headphones to give better audio quality in even noisier environments.
YouTube is expanding its deal with Time Warner to include not just HBO and CNN shorts, but clips from Time Warner cable channels like Cartoon Network and TNT.
Remember when Apple took over for Wal-mart as the top music retailer in the U.S.? iTunes keeps getting bigger: now it accounts for 25 percent of all music sold.
The next installment of Microsoft's Fable RPG franchise will land on the Xbox 360 in time for the 2010 holiday season...in the meantime, Fable II will be re-released as episodes.
Lenovo is offering free replacements for batteries in six ThinkPad models that claim they're damaged or can't be recharged - but at least they aren't catching on fire.
MSI's latest notebook computer offerings won't win many style awards, but they sport 16- and 17-inch displays, reasonable specs, and attractive price tags.
A day after a court upheld a preliminary injunction on sales of RealDVD, an appeals court has overturned a decision that let Kaleidescape's media servers copy DVDs to hard drive storage.
It's taken many (many!) years, but Microsoft has committed to creating a version of Outlook for the Mac - and it'll be part of the next version of Mac Office.
No surprise to parents, we're sure, but Symantec's OnlineFamily.Norton finds kids top search terms include "sex" and "porn" - and, of course, "YouTube."
A judge has approved a preliminary injunction against RealNetworks' RealDVD, finding RealNetworks's DVD copying product shouldn't be sold pending a full trial.
Blackberries and iPhones might be all the rage, but Panasonic and NEC have just introduced nine handsets for Japan's DoCoMo running the open source LiMo operating system.