A nationwide "soft test" that had television broadcasters shut down analog transmission for 5 minutes prompted 55,000 calls to the FCC's DTV help line.
Yahoo's chief technology officer says the company wants to be a bigger player in social networking...and may will do it by buying up smaller operations.
California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is taking a California law barring the sale or rental of violent games to minors all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Want the benefits of SSDs but don't want to buy a new computer? Kingston's SSDNow M Series bundles let you swap out an HDD for an SSD, and take your data with you.
Acer's new easyStore Home Server sports a terabyte of storage, three hot-swappable drive bays for expansion, and worldwide access to media and documents.
Intel has outlined its future plans for its netbook-driving Atom processors...and they seem to shut Nvidia's Ion platform even further out of the market.
Mega-retailer Wal-Mart may be looking to move into the market gap left by Circuit City's shutdown, amping up its electronics offerings and setting up Apple and Nintendo sections.
eMachines new E1300 series offers budget-friendly performance and features in new all-white small-form factor desktop designs...and there's a matching monitor too.
Just days after the EU slammed Intel for anticompetitive behavior, graphics developer Nvidia characterizes Intel's pricing for Atom systems as "unfair."
Media metrics firm comScore has released its search engine rankings for April 2009? Guess what? Only Google expanded its share of the U.S. search market.
Dell has always tried to sell computers to students...but it's setting its sights younger with its new brightly-colored, rubberized Latitude 2100 netbook.
Long-struggling online music service Napster has cut the monthly price of its all-you-can-eat music streaming service to just $5 - and you get five MP3s with it.
Toshiba has filed a lawsuit against Imation and several other recordable DVD media makers, saying they infringe on Toshiba patents essential to DVD media.
NPD's latest market figures for the video game industry find U.S. sales dropped 17 percent during April..but the Nintendo DS platform and Sony PlayStation 2 scored wins.
The International Energy Agency has worked that electricity consumed by household electronics could triple by 2030 unless governments mandate energy efficiency.