TomTom's new One 140 and XL 340 series feature new IQ Routes technology and Advanced Lane Guidance features previously only available on high-end models.
Online auction site eBay is looking to encourage customer loyalty - and cash flow - with a beta rebate program that kicks back 2 percent on particular items.
RIM has launched BlackBerry App World, its answer to the iTunes App Store where users can find, download - and buy - programs for the BlackBerry devices.
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused a case to re-instated a Virginia antispam law, leaving it unconstitutional and clearing a spammer's nine-year sentence.
Can't get enough ESPN? How about ABC television shows? Then owner Disney hopes you can cope with advertisements too, as it brings its short-form content to YouTube.
The fast-and-furious patent dispute between Microsoft and GPS maker TomTom has come to an abrupt end, with a seemingly one-sided settlement agreement favoring Microsoft.
Sony might have been beating the drum about the PlayStation 3 the last few years, but it's PlayStation 2 platform keeps going strong: and now it's just $99.
Nvidia has unveiled seven new Quadro graphics cards, ranging from a 4 GB behemoth with 240 CUDA cores to a card that can handle two 30-inch displays for under $100.
There might be oodles of Asus Eee netokko computers, but it wasn't until now with the 1004DN that a Eee sported an often-crucial bit of kit: a DVD writer.
Amazon might have gotten a lot of buzz launching Kindle for the iPhone: now Fictionwise is hitting back with eReader for the BlackBerry - and Android is next.
Reports have Apple rolling out variable music pricing in its iTunes store on April 7...and with all iTunes music being DRM-free by the end of the quarter.
The European Commission has found that U.S. laws that bar banks and credit card companies from paying online gambling sites violate World Trade Organization rules.
Reports have Verizon Wireless getting ready to sell inexpensive netbook computers as soon as next quarter - and you can bet they'll come with a data plan.
THQ's Company of Heroes: Tales of Valor has been released to manufacturing, bringing new single- and multi-player campaigns and direct fire control to the real-time strategy franchise.
Vuzix might be best known for it's not-so-fashionable video glasses, but now the company is looking to overlay reality with digital imagery...and let users interact with it.
If plain, old, and blah just isn't cutting it for an iPhone or iPod case anymore, Speck has announced new fitted hard shell cases with bright colors and refined fabrics.
The day you can use your phone like a credit card may be getting closer: handset maker Nokia has taken an unspecified - but significant - stake in the mobile payment startup company Obopay
T-Mobile has announced plans to double its 3G wireless coverage by the end of 2009, along with a new webConnect Laptop STick to handle both 3G and WiFi connectivity.
Hewlett Packard's new Pavilion Elite m9600 series packs an Intel Core i7 processors and either Nvidia or ATI graphics, while four new LCD monitors all boast HDMI inputs.
DVR pioneer TiVo has added another streaming video partner to its service: in addition to Amazon On-Demand and Netflix, users will soon be able to tap into Blockbuster OnDemand.
You an armchair film critic? Netflix subscribers can connect Netflix movie ratings with their Facebook pages and share their movie ratings with the world.
Stealth startup OnLive is looking to offer big-title online, on-demand games that can stream to any reasonable Mac or PC over broadband...and no console is required.
Lenovo's new S20 and D20 ThinkStations feature Intel Xeon 550 and W3500 CPUs, Nvidia or ATI graphics, support Windows Vista and RedHat Linux - and they're greener than ever.