Sandisk has announced some serious-looking breakthroughs in NAND Flash memory manufacturing, at ISSCC.

A market analyst’s drawn-up a list of potential features that he’s claimed could be included on an upcoming cut-price iPhone.

Slumdog Millionaire is set to become one of the most counterfeited movies of all time, anti-piracy experts have warned.

Amazon have debuted their second electronic book reader, the Kindle 2.

In a move sure to please interested consumers, Vudu announced it has slashed the price of its video-on-demand box from $300 down to $149.

Lite-On's next DVD burners will be launched in April and feature 24x burning and new LabelTag technology.

Reports in Japan are saying that Pioneer is on the verge of exiting the TV market entirely.

Google is trying to take on Amazon.com's Kindle and Sony's eReader by offering iPhone and Android users instant access to more than 1.5 million public domain books.

LG will ship the company's first Blu-ray player in Japan in the end of the month.

SSDs are moving from the data centre to the PC but the transition will not happen overnight, despite the decreasing prices of flash memory.

U.S. internet users viewed a record 14.3 billion online videos during the month of December.

Blu-ray will be tops for a decade but then will be overtaken by video-on-demand-services a research firm predicts.

A Chinese man was reportedly killed at a computer shop after the mobile phone in his chest pocket exploded.

The gold version of Skype 4.0 for Windows is now ready to download.

The DVD Forum has completed the its work on the DVD Download Specifications for Dual Layer discs

Amazon began offering game downloads on Tuesday, opening an online store featuring more than 600 titles.

Despite criticism that Vista came in too many versions, Microsoft is moving ahead with plans to offer just as many editions of Windows 7.

LaCie has launched a new 8x version of its d2 Blu-ray Drive.

The free and very feature rich desktop imagery application Google Earth version 5.0 has been released.

Panasonic will launch in April in Japan plasma TVs that are a quarter of the thickness and consume half as much electricity.