Don't expect to turn your iPhone into a PSP just yet, but an early version of software to run PlayStation 1 games on both the iPhone and iPod Touch is now available.
Samba, an open-source project that seeks to enable file-sharing between Windows and Linux computers, has received documentation allowing it to work with patented Microsoft protocols.
Privacy groups hinted they may pursue legal action if FTC head Deborah Platt Majoras doesn't step down from reviewing the Google-DoubleClick merger on her own.
The Z-P140 can fit on your fingertip, but will pack up to 16GB of storage in the future, and pump data along at speeds far faster than conventional flash cards.
Voice recognition allows cell phone users to convert voice messages to text messages, saving users the hassling of listening to them or writing down information from them.
Those with dreams of online deathmatches a mile above the Earth will have to wait, but basic e-mail and IM functionality are now available on limited flights.
The latest line of home theater speakers from Cambridge SoundWorks make use of Kevlar and aluminum components to supposedly bring their sound to the next level.
Users with illegitimate copies of Windows Vista will no longer be locked out in the cold when their systems fail validation, thanks to customer complaints.
While GameSpot will not discuss the issues that lead to the termination of reviewer Jeff Gerstmann last week, the company insists advertisers had nothing to do with it.