Topic: News

iPhone's world domination continues apace with news that the 500 millionth app for the device has already been sold.

President-elect Barack Obama has urged Congress to pass a bill delaying the switch to digital television by three months.

Google announced today it has started piping YouTube videos directly to Wii and PlayStation 3 game consoles that are connected to the Internet.

Episodes of Showtime's "Dexter" and "Californication" look set to be added to TV.com's free offerings.

A new torrent tracker called Vertor checks torrents to save users from downloading unwanted content.

Blockbuster is to offer streaming content to PCs, set-top boxes, mobile phones and portable media players using Sonic Solutions as the back-end.

Pioneer is to stop making LaserDisc players.

Lite-On will add more new - colourful - external slim DVD writers to their product portfolio.

Polaroid's new digital camera that prints images immediately from a tiny internal printer.

Pioneer's new DV-420V 1080p upconverting DVD player is the first to also feature an exclusive MP3 encoding capability for music portability.

Nero Move now has expanded mobile device support and feature enhancements.

Funai Philips showcased the HTS 5100B HD home theater system as well as the new BDP 3010, BDP5010 and BDP7310 Blu-ray disc players at CES 2009.

Nvidia have unveiled their 3D Vision for GeForce, new 3D glasses that make use of certain LCD monitors, Nvidia GPUs, and a pricey pair of 3D active glasses.

Pioneer didn't introduce any new plasma HDTVs or LCD TVs during CES, instead focusing on Blu-ray technology.

Samsung, LG, Pioneer and Sharp have all shown off their bright hopes for the 2009 Blu-ray player market.

Sony have 2 new DVDirect DVD writers that can transfer home videos to discs without using a computer.

Panasonic have unveiled the DMP-B15, the world's first portable Blu-ray Disc player at CES.

TomTom's new satnavs are built both with security AND entertainment in mind.

Two companies are using the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) as a platform to demonstrate storage devices based on the new USB 3.0 format.

JVC's new JVC XV-BP1 is a low-profile Blu-ray player that offers BD Live compatibility and AVCHD playback, among other features.