Logitech wants to make its presence felt in the Webcam market...and unveiled seven new models today, including a 2-megapixel, 720p model with Carl Zeiss optics.
Feel a need for 2 GB of video RAM? The ATI FirePro V8750 has that, two DisplayPort outputs, 115 GB/s memory bandwidth, and over 800 shader engines. And it's not cheap.
Chinese electronics manufacturer Foxconn has agreed to pay compensation to a family of a worker who apparently committed suicide following the loss of an iPhone prototype.
Taking a cue from the company's iPhone application, the new Sonos Controller 200 sports a 3.5-inch color touchscreen for managing its multi-room media system.
Back IN 2005, Google put an even billion dollars into AOL as a partnership; now that Time Warner is spinning off AOL, it bought out Googles share for just $238 million.
Mobile carrier Sprint is buying up pre-paid MVNO Virgin Mobile USA in a deal worth over $480 million, boosting its footprint in the growing pre-paid business.
Panasonic has introduced three new consumer digital cameras: the full-sized superzoom Lumix FZ35 and the compact point-and-shoot Lumix FP8 and Lumix ZR1.
Russia's foremost business lobby has decried services like Skype and ICQ as foreign entities infiltrating Russian communications...and, hence, a threat to national security.
Microsoft's fourth quarter numbers have earnings down 29 percent and the company missing analyst expectations by $1 billion...but Redmond is still earning money.
South Korea's Fair Trade Commission says Qualcomm abused its position in the CDMA chipset market and has imposed a $208 million fine...Qualcomm, of course, denies any wrongdoing.
US Airways has become the latest carrier to line up GoGo Inflight Internet access...and says passengers will be able to check Wi-Fi availability when buying tickets.
Remember back in 2006 when Microsoft was going to take on Google with its own user-generated video site Soapbox? We don't either...so Microsoft is shutting it down.
In an unsurprising move, chipmaker Intel is appealing the EU's recent $1.45 billion antitrust fine, claiming it did nothing wrong putting the squeeze on AMD.
A 25-year-old employee at China's Foxconn - the company that builds iPhones - has apparently committed suicide over a missing prototype, amid allegations of beatings and mistreatment.
In an unexpected move, Microsoft has submitted three device drivers for inclusion in the Linux Kernel...to let any version of Linux run on top of Windows Server 2008.
Toshiba has partnered with FrameChannel to pack news, info, traffic, and weather into its new Wi-Fi Digital Media Frames...and did we mention Facebook?
A new study from the Nielsen Norman Group finds folks trying to complete Web site tasks are far less likely to succeed using a phone than they are on a regular PC.
After licking its wounds following the failure of its HD-DVD format, reports have Toshiba getting ready to embrace its former enemy and offer its own Blu-ray players.
Lexar Media has announced its new series of Crucial M225 2.5-inch solid-state drives, sporting capacities up to 256 GB and read speeds of 250 MB per second.
Nokia is bringing its 8 megapixel, aperture-adjusting N86 smartphone to the United States...but with no carrier partner, the price is a little daunting.