Atari's video game Godzilla Unleashed has gone gold, and should land at retailers in time to wreak havoc this holiday season on the Wii, PS2, and Nintendo DS.
A judge ordered satellite television provider EchoStar to disable most subscribers's DVRs and pay TiVo almost $90 million in damages - but now the injunction is on hold.
The United States is scheduled to shut off analog TV broadcasts on February 17, 2009 - and to get consumers ready, Best Buy has stopped selling analog televisions.
AOL is reducing its workforce by 2,000 employees - 1,200 in the United States - as it continues to transition into a provider of free, advertising-driving online services.
A Pennsylvania congressman has introduced legislation which would ban minors from social networking sites like MySpace and Friendster. (lol! r u kidding?)
A report from the Santa Clara Consulting Group claims next-generation DVDs market will pull in $2 billion in 2006 and $28 billion by 2010, format war or no.
Filesharing phenomenon BitTorrent has announced new licensing deals today with Fox, Viacom, and others to power a new video downloading service in 2007.
The trial date for AMD's long-running antitrust case against chipmaker Intel has been pushed back to February of 2010, as both companies move to depose witnesses.
Netflix subscribers who've been getting their high-definition fix by renting Blu-ray disc through the service will now have to pay $1 more per month for the privilege.
Toshiba plans to launch the first HD DVD recorder in Japan July 14...and it's a heavyweight, high-priced monster with 1 TB of storage, 1080p support, and Ethernet.
Gateway's eMachines today unveiled a line of five PCs, one notebook, and one LCD display that - with prices as low as $339 - are specifically aimed at consumers' holiday budgets.
President elect Barack Obama has floated the idea of delaying the U.S. transition to digital TV broadcast, since the voucher program has run out of money.
Ad-supported music service SpiralFrog has announced an agreement with Sony/ATV which will make the publisher's music available for free via its Web site.
A new research study from the Solutions Research Group finds American consumers are tuning into downloadable films...and don't consider illegal downloads a serious offense.
CinemaNow may have scored a major coup with its new Burn To DVD service: subscribers can download movies via the Internet and burn them to standard DVDs.
TiVo has rolled out a trial program with the Independent Film Channel to transmit several of the channels shows to TiVo customers via broadband Internet connections.