The odd design of Iomega's new leather-bound eGo portable hard drive definitely calls to mind a hip flask, making it the coolest hard drive in the 10th grade.
New evidence shows that many Microsoft employees had the same misgivings about the Windows Vista Capable label as plaintiffs in a class action lawsuit now do.
The Sansa TakeTV works like a thumb drive for video that hooks up to any television, giving consumers a drag-and-drop approach to watching digital video in their living rooms.
Western Digital's latest line of portable hard drives dispenses with raw tech specs for a trendy design the company hopes will move get people to buy them based on curb appeal.
By using a lightweight plastic housing and specialized SATA II controller, Micron claims their drives are both lighter and faster than the competition.
Google's new Mail Goggles feature checks for a sound state of mind before sending out e-mails between the hours where many e-mailers are likely to send messages they regret.
If Internet rumors from multiple sources are true, Bungie and Microsoft are headed seperate ways over Bungie's stifled creative freedom and Microsoft's handling of its games.
The popular TI-84 Plus Silver Edition now comes in a rainbow of colors from pink to orange, and an online app allows students to customize their calculators even further.
An awareness site claims that the latest versions of RealPlayer install a host of unnecessary components with installation, and fail to clean them up when they're uninstalled.
Averatec's All-in-One desktop sizes up closely to Apple's entry-level iMac, but features a bold black exterior, a bigger screen, and more power, for a similar price.
Early indicators show diminished turnout, but lines remain, and we've yet to see whether the economic conditions will deeply affect this year's announcements.
Grind up your PS3, a California company says it was the first to patent the concept behind the Cell processor and wants Sony's allegedly infringing systems gone.
The "Amazon Tax," requiring certain online entities to collect state taxes in New York regardless of physical location, has Amazon's lawyers scrambling to arms.
After toying with several green projects in the past, Google has finally undertaken a massive one: Developing a source of electricity cheaper than coal in less than a decade.
By exercising so-called "downgrade rights" included with certain copies of Vista, Dell can preinstall Windows XP on its machines well into the future - but consumers still foot the bill for Vista.