Analysts predict that sales of Blu-ray media will surpass that of digital distribution in 2009. read more

Intel has filed a $50 million lawsuit against American Guarantee and Liability Insurance, alleging breach of contract. In a suit filed last week, ... read more

Just what the doctor ordered. As Acer gears up to launch its very first smartphone, reports have emerged that Dell is be about to do the same thing. read more

The Nintendo Wii is a phenomenon. That much everyone knows, and now Nintendo’s got the latest numbers to prove it once again. read more

Despite a $40 billion deficit, the California state government is planning nine IT projects in 2009 with a projected budget of nearly $4 billion. read more

In a study by computer security expert McAfee shows that businesses risk losing up to $1 trillion worldwide through data theft. read more

A research team has developed a light bulb that lasts for 60 years and costs less than a trip to Starbucks. read more

Early morning on January 31, 2009 Google's Malware detection malfunctioned and listed every search result through google.com as harmful to your ... read more

Payback Brings Grand Theft Auto Fun to the iPhone read more

Comcast Corp is currently testing the Wi-Fi waters in parts of New Jersey, offering its cable subscribers free wireless Internet. read more

Orange has launched the first pay-as-you-go Blackberry deal in the UK, offering consumers the BlackBerry Pearl 8120 without the nagging, ... read more

A Florida couple have made front page news across the country by having their beloved pet cloned. read more

According to a report from Reuters, AOL is planning to lay off 10 percent of its workforce, amounting to 700 employees. read more

Japan, currently the number two market for video games, will be bumped to third by the United Kingdom in 2009. read more

Starcraft, the Real-Time Strategy game that's captivated millions of fans for over a decade, now has its own class at the University of ... read more

Xbox 360 Community Games developer Justin Le Clair has designed and released a very primitive application called "Rumble Massage" which turns the ... read more

The Washington Post reports that the White House this week saw a mysterious "server outage" that shut down all incoming and outgoing e-mail for ... read more

Internet filtering of any kind is nothing new or shocking. That doesn't make it any less popular with the majority of users though. On Wednesday, ... read more

After coming under heavy criticism for carbon emissions and lackluster environmental policies, the IT industry is attempting to make the ... read more

Earlier in the week we reported that general availability for the Windows 7 beta was set to end February 10. At the time you all seemed pretty ... read more

Nvidia had a couple of announcements about changes to to the company’s executives on Wednesday. The company announced that Bill Dally, the ... read more

Today the House of Representatives shot down the legislation to delay the nationwide switch to digital television signals. read more

After announcing layoffs across the globe, Microsoft has assured consumers that the next iteration of its Zune is on track. The company also ... read more

It turns out that the Microsoft's Games for Windows label and backend may not be in jeopardy after all after the loss of Chris Early. read more

It’s about time. Google has officially rolled out Gmail Offline, allowing users to read and compose mail even while they’re not connected to the ... read more