According to the NPD Group, Verizon's aggressive pricing on the BlackBerry Curve made it the best-selling smartphone in the U.S. during the first quarter of 2009.
Gala-Net is bringing the free-to-play Korean MMORPG Aika to North America - complete with player-versus player combat that can number in the thousands.
The Podio is an 88mm long cylinder a Taiwanese company claims pumps hi-fidelity audio into the air, perfect for bicyclists, casual listening, and a million other uses.
Archos's diminutive - and inexpensive - Archos II music player is finally coming to the U.S., at prices that put the screen-less iPod shuffle to shame.
It might be a sign of the coming Robot Apocalypse: Google, T-Mobile, Samsung, Motorola, and a host of other companies have all been sued over using the name "Android."
Microsoft has pushed its release candidate of Windows 7 to Technet and MSDN subscribers, with the public getting a crack next week. And reports say Windows 7 may hit PCs by October.
Does your notebook need to express your personality? Dell has vastly expanded the range of stylized lids available for its Studio 15 and Studio 17 notebooks.
Industry darling Apple looks to be building its own chip design team, perhaps in an effort to develop unique product features...and hold its secrets closer.
The Walt Disney Company has reached a deal to bring its content to online video site Hulu...and it's taking an equity stake in the NBC/Fox venture, as well.
For folks looking to unwire their home entertainment, Amimon is now shipping its second-generation chipset for WHDI - and it promises uncompressed 1080p video.
This May, Cablevision is planning to offer 101 Mbps broadband to its customers for $100 a month as it tries to compete with the likes of FiOS and Uverse.
HP's new ProBook notebooks are going after small and medium-sized businesses with an understated, chic design, appealing price tags...and a Linux option.
iPhone and iPod touch users have downloaded over a billion applications from Apple's App Store...and a 13-year-old Connecticut boy won Apple's prizes for the 1 billionth download.
Yahoo is engaging in its own version of urban renewal, shutting down pioneering Web hosting service GeoCities along with other under-performing services.
Seagate's new Barracuda LP 3.5-inch desktop hard drives offer capacities up to 2 TB and claim to consume as little has half the power of typical desktop hard drives.
Wikipedia has signed its first major corporate partnership, a revenue sharing deal with mobile operator Orange that will put branded Wikipedia content on Orange phones.