Pew Internet and American Life released a survey the other day claiming 30-precent of iPod owners have downloaded a podcast. Now they say those numbers are likely not accurate.
According to PC World, asset tracking company AssetMetrix of Ottawa found that only 24 percent of the systems running Windows XP actually have Service Pack 2 installed.
Acer announced today that they ranked fourth with 6.2% marketshare during Q4 2004 in the worldwide desktop LCD monitor market according to DisplaySearch.
The affordable Motorola i265 features GPS location technology for audible turn-by-turn driving directions, and a vibrant 65K color display and Java technology.
Seven in 10 consumers plan to purchase a digital cable-ready (DCR) high-definition television (HDTV) as their next TV, according to data released today by the CEA.
Intel announced they are accepting a recommendation from the Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) dated March 8, 2005, although the company disagrees with the ruling.
The number of Push-To-Talk (PTT) and Push-To-Talk Over Cellular (PoC) subscribers will grow at a slow but steady pace in the next five years, reports In-Stat research.
Gemstar-TV Guide will showcase its new Java-based IPG application designed for mobile devices at the National Cable and Telecommunications Association's (NCTA) 2005 National Show.
CNN is reporting that Sony PSP sales are steady, but not nearly as strong as the company had hoped for with only a few retailers actually being sold out.
Toshiba has introduced the Satellite M35X-S163 notebook, designed as an affordable mobile computer for first-time mobile computer buyers, students and home office workers.
The Diffusion Group suggests that manifest or overt consumer demand for home networks is at an all-time low, having declined for each of the last three years.
Blockbuster's 'no late fees' campaign has backfired on the company and now Blockbuster has been ordered to refund customers that were charged various fees.
MSN Video Downloads delivers Food Network, FOX Sports, children's programming, news and more for Portable Media Centers and select Smartphones and Pocket PCs.
Dell's new Latitude X1 is the company's lightest laptop weighing only 2.5 pounds yet it still comes with plenty of features including a 1.1GHz processor and up to 1.28GB of memory.
Senior Editor Nino Marchetti takes a first look at the new ABS Ultimate E2 Media Center PC. It looks very similiar to Alienware's MCE PC but costs several dollars less.
The Boston Globe has a news story that talks about cell phones doubling as MP3 players and how they think an iPod-like phone will still come out shortly.
Sony's PSP is certainly a hot seller and for good reason, it kicks butt. However several people are reporting issues with their PSP screen ranging from dead pixels to trapped dust.
Research firm In-Stat says that 10 million homes around the world are watching HDTV content at home and expects that number to raise to 15.5 million by the end of 2005.
Yahoo! News has a great news story that talks about how P2P file sharing programs help indie artists, and if they are shut down that could mean less recognition.