The BBC plans to launch a subscription-only version of its iPlayer streaming video service on the iPad next year...and it'll be available internationally.
Clearwire plans to raise cash by selling over $1.1 billion in debt...and is also selling a Wi-Fi modem with unlimited WiMax 4G service starting at $35/month.
The developers who made the first Windows Phone 7 unlocker, ChevronWP7, have taken down the software pending "official" homebrew support from Microsoft.
Audio-Technica has two new sets of QuietPoint noise-canceling headphones: one on-ear model for comfort, and another over-ear model for immersive bliss.
Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde wants to apply peer-to-peer technology to DNS to break ICANN's control over who can - and can't - be on the Internet.
Sharp is launching its Android-powered Galapagos tablets in Japan on December 10...and is still thinking about taking the devices to international markets.
Reports have Microsoft talking with media companies about a new paid television service...and it might let customers pick channels they want a la carte.
A new study finds that the Internet accounts for some 7.2 percent of the British economy - that'd be more than construction, utilities, or transportation.
Can't wait to get your hands on the Palm Pre 2 with webOS 2.0? HP is now selling an unlocked GSM version of the Palm Pre 2 on its Web site for $449.99.
Do you need a high-end gaming rig? The OnLive Game System puts high-end video games on living room TVs...and is available now for pre-order for just $99.
Comcast says net neutrality is an engineering issue, and that the Internet's own task forces and self-regulation will do a better job than government policy.