One man alleges that the happy relationship between iTunes and the iPod may be more than savvy marketing: It may break Florida antitrust and fair trade laws.
The Play Big IN1 Game projector may not be the only unit suitable for gamers – pretty much any box will do – but its low price certainly sets it apart.
The company's new HyperSpace platform will allow custom-built applications to run directly from system start up, eliminating wasted time and improving energy efficiency.
The success of Activision's latest title set company records for a single product launch and may bode well for the gaming industry this holiday season.
A Massachusetts court agreeded with iRobot that competitor Robot FX used trade secrets in the design of its Negotiator bot, and barred the company from using them.
October's Japanese sales figures show the PS3 gaining headway, but game sales figures may be slipping to Nintendo if one company's estimates hold true.
It's Hot Coffee redux: Hackers have managed to enable violent features that were originally cut out of the game to score it a Mature rating from the ESRB.
Rather than relying on an wimpy built-in speaker, the ROKR T505 sends both music and voice from Bluetooth-enabled devices through a car's audio system for clarity and volume.
Idle processing cycles from PlayStation 3 systems helped boost the distributed computing network's power to 1 petaflop, setting a Guinness world record.
Filling out the bottom end of Xerox's color printer line, the Phaser 6130 delivers capabilities similar to its bigger siblings without the corresponding price tags.
Prism allows Web 2.0 applications like Facebook and Gmail to run directly from a desktop shortcut as a traditional application would, without a browser window.