Google's Internet search feature is so widely used that its become a verb in everyday parlance...but the company is still rolling out tools aimed at improving its fundamental service.
Right on schedule: the European Commission has fined Intel a record $1.06 billion euros and ordered it to halt practices designed to shut out rival AMD.
A new study from the Business Software Alliance and IDC finds a fifth of all software in the United States is pirated, with worldwide losses over $50 billion.
Motorola's new W7 phone invites people to launch apps, decline calls, stop music, and switch tunes by shaking, flipping, or flicking the phone, Just hold on tight.
According to market research firm NPD, sales of Blu-ray players has increased 72 percent in the last year, fueled by falling prices and growing consumer awareness.
Verizon's forthcoming MiFi 2200 lets up to five Wi-Fi devices - like laptops, phones, media players, gaming devices, and cameras - tap into Verizon's 3G network.
As Activision Blizzard looks to turn its gaming franchises into still more cash, rumors appear of a possible Guitar Hero reality TV series...or concert tour.
Samsung's new 70-series LCD monitors feature the contrast and response of Samsung's LCD televisions, along with slim profiles and Samsung's Touch of Color design.
Duke Nukem Forever has been in development - and the butt of industry jokes - for over a decade. Now developer 3D Realms has apparently run out of money and shut down.
Chipmaker AMD has taken the final step in integrating graphics developer ATI, merging it with chip manufacturing...but don't expect the ATI name to go away.
The Wireless Gigabit Alliance (WiGig) plans to develop standardized short-range wireless technology to beam everything - data, video, and more - using unlicensed 60 GHz frequencies.
LaCie's new d2 Network and Big Disk Network NAS drives offer easy management, large capacities, and compatibility with Apple's Time Machine backup software.
Clearwire's WiMax deployment is still in its early stages, but Dell has formally unveiled WiMax 4G connectivity options for its Studio 17 and Studio XPS 16 notebooks.
Electronic Arts has announced its Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 and Grand Slam Tennis Titles for the Wii will land June 8...and they'll be bundled with Wii MotionPlus controller accessories.
Sprint has reported its financials for the first quarter of 2009...and they're dire enough to make people wonder whether WiMax is really going to happen.
The U.S. Commerce Department has always had its thumb on the organization that controls Internet governance: now the EU says its time for multinational control.