Aliph has announced its Jawbone Prime Bluetooth headset, promising an order of magnitude more noise reduction, and a plethora of bright "earcandy" colors.
Linden Labs has announced a timetable for implementing content filters in Second Life...and adult content will have to stick to private islands or a new "adult continent."
Amazon's Video On Demand is now offering over 500 high-definition selections - and users can get them on gear from TiVo, Sony, Panasonic, Roku...and even on PCs.
The renowned Mayo Clinic has launched a free online medical records service based on Microsoft HealthVault that anyone can use...the question is, will anyone use it?
Sharp's new Mebius netbook, destined for Japan, may finally show some innovation in the netbook market: its trackpad sports an LCD display and optical sensor.
If you can't get enough Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, searching, or maps on the go - and you live in IM - then T-Mobile has a 3G-enabled Sidekick for you.
Microsoft has agreed to a government request to extend antitrust oversight by another 18 months...because it still isn't done with mandatory technical documentation.
Nokia's earnings may have been down 90 percent last quarter, but they still earned money: Sony Ericsson lost $384 million and plans to cut 2,000 positions.
Under pressure to show some revenue to justify the $1.6 billion Google paid for it, YouTube has rolled out new premium TV and movies sections...and a host of new content partners.
According to two top market analysis firms, Dell is no longer the number one PC manufacturer in the United States: now the title belongs to Hewlett-Packard.
Google's Android seems to be making its way off of smartphones: Motorola plans to transition its Japanese au Box set-top box from its own platform to Android.
Nokia has released its financial results for the first quarter of 2009...and the world's largest handset maker saw its earnings drop 90 percent compared to a year ago.
Looking for a lot of storage that can take the bumps and scrapes of your busy lifestyle? La Cie's Rugged XL external hard drives now sport a 1 TB capacity.
Collins America has announced a new line of Mac-savvy LCD displays sporting Mini DisplayPort connectors...and prices considerably lower than Apple's offerings.
Nikon has announced its second video-capable DSLR camera. The D5000 offers a 12.3 megapixel resolution and the ability to shoot HD video - and it's cheaper than its predecessor.