Fresh off a ruling in its patent lawsuits with TomTom, Garmin has updates its GPS product line...and even introduces a GPS system for man's best friend.
Reports have search engine Ask.com giving up on being a search engine and making itself over as a site offering info on recipes, health, hobbies, and family topics for married women.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that comedian Jerry Seinfeld has signed on as pitchman for Windows Vista...not that there's anything wrong with that!
A federal jury dealt a solid blow to VoIP provider Vonage, ordering the company to pay Verizon $58 million plus royalties for infringing three key patents.
Video game hardware and software sales rose 20 percent in April compared to a year ago, led by the Nintendo Wii and new Pokemon games for the handheld Nintendo DS.
Comcast has told the Federal Communications Commission that blocking traffic from file-sharing and P2P applications is a good way to keep its network going.
Electronic Arts is showing five games ready for the launch of Microsoft's Xbox 360, Need For Speed Most Wanted, FIFA 06, NBA Live 06, Tiger Woods PGA Tour 06, and Madden NFL 06.
Colleges and universities which tried to curb file sharing by making pricey digital music subscription services free to their students find kids just aren't tuning in.
Free Press has accused Comcast of paying employees and seat warmers to fill the hearing room at an FCC hearing on net neutrality, blocking public access.
Nintendo has announced it will be offering a new crimson and black edition of its Nintendo DS Lite in a bundle with Brain Age 2: More Training in Minutes a Day.
A study from the Consumer Electronics Association finds adults spend more time playing video games than teens. (Maybe they have longer attention spans?)
New Lenovo N100 notebooks offer pre-N high-speed WiFI, 14.1- or 15.4-inch LCDs, and Core 2 Duo processing power at prices starting at $599 after rebate.
Dell is now offering its XPS 420 desktop system, offering Intel Core 2 Duo or Extreme processors, ATI or Nvidia graphics, and SideShow access to music, photos, and video.
One more year, and media darling Apple is still ranked last in ClimateCounts' annual scorecard of how major companies stack up on environmental issues.
It seems PC vendors are envious of the MacBook Air's custom CPU, which is smaller and cooler than counterparts. But will it matter with Intel's next generation coming soon?
Apple has broken its silence regarding France's move to require interoperability between DRM platforms, arguing it amounts to encouraging "state-sponsored piracy."
Who says MySpace is only for teen hipsters and online stalkers? The company has just launched a job search engine to help users become productive members of society.
Creative Technology has been awarded a U.S. patent covering the organization and navigation of music tracks on music players. How will the iPod and other players be impacted?
Toshiba's new video-capable gigabeat V portable media player features a 3.5-inch screen, a 30 GB hard drive, Windows Mobile Portable Media Center, and up to 8 hours of video playbac
Sony's 8 GB hard drive-based NW-A1200 Walkmans pack a small price, small footprint, good features and a cool display - but can you deal with Sony Connect?