Garmin's new Foretrex 301 and 401 wearable navigation devices aim at hikes, campers, skiers, and others who could use a little guidance on their wrist.
Jammie Thomas' guilty verdict for copyright infringement for sharing music files was thrown out...and today she goes back to court with sharp new lawyers.
AOL might be spinning out of Time Warner, but the company is still buying up smaller outfits: today, it's local news and events services Patch and Going.
OCZ Technology has introduced a new Agility series of 2.5-inch SATA II solid-state drives that can be used as drop-in upgrades...and they're affordable.
Casio's new Exilim EX-H10 camera packs a 12.1 megapixel resolution and 10x optical zoom...and can take up to 1,000 pictures on a single battery charge.
The English language has always boasted a high wordcount...and today the Global Language Monitor declared "Web 2.0" the 1 millionth English word or phrase.
The Yankee Group reports that some 41 percent of consumers are looking at smartphones as their next mobile device..and that's going to change how OEMs and operators relate.
Tired of sideloading photos from a camera to a computer? The Eye-Fi lets you do it wirelessly - and if you have Internet access, you can send images straight to photo sites.
Sure, sometimes a pixel is just a pixel, but graphics pros know color accuracy and calibration is all-important...and NEC is there to help with two new 24-inch displays.
Nokia is offering its highly customizable "living device" N97 phone in the United States, sporting a 3.5-touch screen, 5 megapixel camera, widgets out the wazoo, and a $699 price tag.
Apple's World Wide Developer Conference kicks off today...and, as usual, the company has a few surprises up its sleeve - including the brand-new iPhone 3GS.
Film studio are banding together to create Epix, a way to let cable companies and ISPs stream HD movies to their customers before they come out on DVD.
Panasonic's forthcoming HDC-S10 and HDC-TM10 are among the lightest HD camcorders on the planet, recording to SD/SDHC media and offering a 16x optical zoom.
A Harvard study finds that an elite 10 percent of Twitter users create 90 percent of all tweets...and the median number of tweets over the lifetime of a Twitter account is just one.
According to StatCounter, Microsoft's new Internet search service Bing has - at least temporarily - taken over the number-two spot in the search engine wars.
Is it a phone, or a MID? China's In Technology plans to start selling an AMD-based phone with a 4.8-inch screen and QWERTY keypad...running Windows XP.
Following a six month leave to cope with a "hormone imbalance," reports have Apple CEO Steve Jobs energetic and ready to take back the reins of the company he co-founded.