Sirius Satellite Radio has announced the tiny S50 portable player which, with a separate dock, can store radio broadcasts as files which can be transferred to PCs or CDs.
A survey conducted for AOL finds most bloggers aren't aspiring cyber-journalists or political activists. Instead, blogs are a form of (get ready...) therapy.
Epic Games' blockbuster Xbox 360 title Gears of War takes three top honors at the Game Developers Choice Awards...but other game makers weren't exactly left in the cold.
Leading Internet portal Yahoo! now claims its Web, image, and media search feature encompasses over 20 billion items, substantially more than the 11.4 billion managed by Google.
It's like an Old West gunfight: word comes that on the same day Creative sued Apple over the iPod interface, Apple sued Creative for violating four of its patents.
Monster has shipped its iCarPlay 250 FM transmitter for iPods and iPhones, enabling users to play and charge their Apple devices from a car outlet...or USB.
The OLPC's Give One, Get One program launched to an enthusiastic response...now production delays and delivery problems are raising ire amongst some donors.
Nvidia's new GeForce 7900 GS and 7950 GT graphics cards deliver high performance at prices which won't have you skipping meals or taking out a second mortgage.
According to the Wall Street Journal, online retailer Amazon.com is in talks with four major music labels to launch its own digital music service this summer.
AMD has spun off its factories into the new GlobalFoundries, with former AMD leader Hector Ruiz as its chair, and named Bruce Clafin as the new AMD board chairman.
The Month of Apple Bugs project promised to unveil security flaws in Mac OS X and Apple programs during January...and it's started with a Mac and Windows QuickTime bug.
Boutique computer maker Maingear has introduced the Dash Friends and Family PC, offering small-maker quality and customer service at an affordable price.
New estimates put the number of active mobile connections worldwide at about 4 billion - meaning, in theory, about sixty percent of all humanity has a cell phone.
The free Google Earth mapping service has added a new "Sky" feature, encouraging users to explore over 100 million stars and 200 million galaxies, as seen from Earth.
JupiterResearch finds over half of consumers would switch TV services to pay less for channels they currently receive, while few want high-def or video-on-demand programming.
Thinking of trying out virtual machines but don't know where start? Microsoft hopes you'll start with them, by giving away Virtual PC 2004 SP1 as a free download.
Westinghouse Digital Electronics polled 1,200 consumers to ask what features they want in future digital televisions. Would you believe voice recognition made the list?