The company's latest desktop monitors borrow the "touch of color" theme from its full-size HDTVs and shrink it down to size, along with adding built-in HD tuners.
A mobile application installed on your cell phone can lock up your personal data when its lost, allow you to retrieve it remotely, and help guide the device back into your hands.
By ditching the giant heatsinks that originally enlarged the drives to 3.5 inches, the next VelociRaptor reaches the enterprise-friendly 2.5-inch form factor.
The $99 HDR-650 offers a no-frills introduction to HD radio for home stereos, while its more expensive brother, the $149 HDR-700, has a built-in speaker and plays MP3s off of SD cards.
Acer's latest low-key business machine features a small profile, but hides a modestly powerful hardware package to keep multitaskers humming along productively.
All 18 U.S. providers of cable Internet service have agreed to use a common list of verified child porn sites to make sure the sites aren't hosted by their networks.
The company's E3 press conference highlighting upcoming releases from the Metal Gear, Castlevania, and Silent Hill franchises, along with newcomer Rock Revolution.
In an attempt to catch the Xbox 360 in sales, Sony will carve $100 off its top PS3 model and begin offering Xbox-Live-style video downloads and rentals.
With a worldwide release across 21 countries, Apple managed to sell a million phones in just three days, significantly outpacing the phone's first version.
Howard Stringer dismissed the Wii last week as an "expensive niche gaming device" that he doesn't see as a competitor, despite the machine's impressive sales.
Sorry naysayers, YouTube isn't about to demolish traditional television just yet. Americans spent more time in front of the TV this year than ever before.