Ever heard of MRAM? It's as fast as traditional RAM memory but retains its contents indefinitely without power. And Freescale says they're got it ready.
At an agency hearing at Stanford, FCC chairman Kevin Martin said the FCC should carefully examine what constitutes "reasonable" network management for ISPs.
U.S. District Judge Michael Davis has declared a mistrial in the case of Jammie Thomas, who was fined $220,000 for allegedly making music available via Kazaa.
In an open letter on the company's Web site, Apple's Steve Jobs has outlined plans to eliminate toxic substances in Apple products and increase recycling.
Researchers are now warning of security vulnerabilities opened by Sony's recent patch to the SunComm MediaMax music copy protection software. Sound familiar?
Windows users with iTunes or QuickTime installed may have noticed Apple's Software Update utility offering the Safari 3.1 Web browser...set to download by default.
A new survey from J.D. Power and Associates suggests price and design are the main reasons U.S. consumers choose a particular phone, rather than high-end features.
Microsoft is looking to raise the profile of its Zune media players with exclusive content deals - particularly content that can leverage its social features.
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that social networking site Facebook is talking about selling itself to Yahoo - for a price as high as $1 billion.
Acer has added Blu-ray drives to its media-centric Gemstone notebook computers - and they also sport 18.4-inch screens and up to two 320 hard disk drives.
If you think the whole problem with video-capable iPods is that you can't record straight off your TV or camcorder with them, iLuv's got something for you.
Microsoft hopes to launch its forthcoming Xbox 360 console slowly, avoiding shortages, and increase supply as more Xbox 360 games come on the market. Why? More money for Redmond!
Microsoft has unveiled a new coffee table-like surface computer which enables users to manipulate content and data simply by touching its 30-inch, tabletop display.
Executives at Sharman Networks, which operates the Kazaa peer-to-peer file sharing network, may face jail time if an Australian judge finds them in violation of court orders.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates takes potshots at MIT's $100 OLPC project, which aims to provide inexpensive computers to children in developing countries.
Samsung has unveiled an upgraded version of its Q1 ultra-mobile computer in the slimmer form of the Q1 Ultra, with better connectivity and an improved keyboard.
Research firm The Diffusion Group is forecasting that expenses for digital home entertainment will peak in 2008 as commoditization and competition level the market.