Topic: News

Cheap Blu-Ray players are expected to hit the $99 barrier sometime next year.

The Adobe Flash platform will be added to televisions, Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, and other digital entertainment devices in the living room.

AT&T sre seeling refurbished 16GB 3G iPhones for a suspiciously low $149 -- a 50 percent discount off the $299 regular price.

Sky officially kicked off 3D television in the UK after operating a live 3D transmission of a live concert.

The company that's made it so easy for television viewers to avoid watching ads will help stations sell them.

Amazon is expected to release a larger screen Kindle e-book reading device in time for Christmas.

Nintendo's new Wii MotionPlus motion-sensing control accessory will hit U.S. retailers on June 8.

Kohjinsha and MSI could be the first companies to build TV tuners into their netbooks.

Pioneer has announced the release of its latest Blu-ray, DVD and CD writer, the BDR-2203.

Apple’s 1 Billion App Countdown has begun last week, and it won’t take too long before the company hits the 1 billion milestone.

If Apple has placed an order for 100 million 8Gb NAND chips, as reports suggest, it could cause supply problems and raise prices in an already unsteady market.

Youtube and Universal are to launch VEVO, a music and video entertainment hub.

Amazon has launched a new Xbox Live Store, offering Xbox Live subscriptions, Microsoft points, and download codes for Xbox Live Arcade games.

Further to our earlier report, it seems Dragon's Den star Shaf Rasul has had an immediate impact on the Qwikgoal.com business.

So you've got a nice funky iPod but connecting it to your HiFi means having it in a cradle where you can't easily get to the click wheel.

Several details of the upcoming Blackberry Storm 2 have been leaked to the web.

Dragon’s Den star and business mentor, Shaf Rasul has already stepped in to help a contestant from the online version of the show.

This Wharfedale slimline 4GB mp3 and video player has a 1.5" colour screen.

Users of the BBC's trial of TV-over-Wi-Fi networks will break the law if they use mobile phones where there is no television licence.

Microsoft has agreed to allow Windows 7 customers to downgrade not just to Vista but also to XP.