In a move to prove it's about more than amateur video, YouTube plans to premier the environmental film "Home" tomorrow, on the same day as its theatrical release.
Belkin's new TuneCast FM transmitter lets iPhone and iPod touch owners beam tunes to their car stereos...and use the built-in GPS to pick a good FM frequency based on location.
Nielsen Online reports that the number of minutes spent on social networking services is up 83 percent from a year ago...but social networking users are fickle.
The Great Firewall of China is blocking access to services like Flickr, Twitter, and Hotmail as the 20th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square uprising nears.
A federal court has ordered EchoStar pay another $103 to TiVo for infringing on its DVR patents...and ordered any more "workarounds" be approved by the court first.
Fujitsu has launched its 10-inch M2010 netbook into the North American market, hoping a sturdy case design will appeal to educators and other netbook abusers.
Sure, smartphones have had Twitter clients for ages now, but cell maker INQ Mobile to plans to bring Twitter to the masses via an Internet-enabled Twitter-capable phone.
Acer is bringing its thin and light Timeline notebooks to the U.S., promising "all day" use on a single charge...and looks to be building Android-based netbooks.
Panasonic's DMP-B15 portable Blu-ray player sports an 8.9 inch screen, HDMI output, SD storage, and - if you've got Ethernet - support for Viera Cast and BD Live content.
Pixel Qi has started showing its upcoming 3Qi hybrid display that combines a black-and-white mode, e-paper mode, and full colors mode...and will ship in 10.1-inch sizes.
The specs of Alienware's forthcoming M17x "All Powerful" gaming notebook have slipped out, and it's not going to leave gamers (or electrical utilities) disappointed.
The much-anticipated Palm pre may be exclusive to Sprint at launch, but as soon as that window closes Verizon Wireless will be hawking Palm's iPhone competitor.
According to iSuppli, the recession is having an interesting impact on the HDTV market: sales were up in the U.S. and Canada during the first quarter of 2009.
Do you need the need for speed...and an insulated lapboard? AVADirect claims to the be the first U.S. company offering a notebook with a Core i7 processor.
No, it's not a Friends tribute site: Microsoft latest push against Google in the Internet search arena will be called Bing, and hopes to make search smarter and more useful.
The new Studio 14z notebook from Dell wants to appeal to students and young people brought up in an age of digital media, and an HD screen and ample storage options.
The popularity of netbooks is sapping sales (and revenue) from traditional notebooks - but how much? And when does a netbook cross the line and become a notebook?
Hewlett-Packard is serious about the netbook market, announcing three new HP Minis running XP, Linux, and Vista...and including an option for 1080p video playback.
Microsoft has confirmed it's working on a Zune HD media player with a 480 by 272 screen, Web browser, and HD radio...and Zune Entertainment Service will join Xbox Live.
Hot on the heels of recalling 70,000 notebook computer batteries the U.S., Hewlett Packard is recalling 15,000 more in China due to a risk of overheating.
Nokia has opened its Ovi Store for business, letting users around the world browse and buy apps...and AT&T is on board to support the Ovi Store mobile application.
Twitter is famously not making any money...but it perhaps wants to solve that problem by helping develop a reality TV series that uses Twitter as its hook.
Luxury goods maker Cartier filed suit against Apple over two iPhone apps that it claimed infringed on its Tank watch trademark...then pulled the suit when Apple pulled the apps.