Google and book publishers and authors have reached a landmark settlement to a copyright dispute that will make millions of books available for purchase online.

A recent study shows gamers are much more likely to save the original DVD cases rather than store their disc somewhere else and throw the packaging away.

Xbox 360 owners who subscribe to both Xbox Live and Netflix will be able to stream about 300 titles in high definition starting next month at no extra cost.

Notebook shipments into the US exceeded 50 per cent in the third quarter, beating quarterly desktop shipments for the first time ever.

The rising popularity of digital video recorders (DVRs) seemed to spell doom for TV because the technology lets viewers skip ads, but a study shows DVRs are probably replacing DVD viewing, not television.

These unbranded silver-topped DVD+R should especially appeal to those who wish to apply labels to discs without any branding showing through.

Anyone owning a LightScribe burner can visit the new, free LightScribe Design Center where over 400 designs with themes such as weddings, music, gifts, travel, photography and business

Yesterday is officially marked as the day that the VHS format died. After years of production JVC is the last manufacturer to stop making standalone VCRs.

Users soon will be able to use their BlackBerrys as video broadcasting machines thanks to new support from Qik.

The UK commercial music industry is to be represented by a new organisation in a bid to establish a unified music business position against illegal file sharing.

While Microsoft is getting ready to talk about Windows 7 at the PDC next week, the company provided today an update on its latest work for Windows Vista, that will include support for Blu-ray recording.

GOG.com (Good Old Games) has entered public beta, offering lots of PC games from yesteryear for download.

A month after irking indie fans by launching its online music service mostly with major labels, MySpace Music is set to double its catalogue of indie tunes.

To achieve 52x compatibility, Datasafe has used the most advanced technology from the worlds leading manufacturers.

If you're looking to jump into the Blu-ray world, Best Buy's latest offer - for $200 get a Blu-ray Player and $100 of movies - may be a cost effective solution.

Market researchers believe that HDTV shipments have surpassed that of standard-definition televisions.

The Maxell Xtreme Flash Drive is a fast and easy way of moving data between computers in style, only £15.99 with free delivery!

Sony have added two new models to its family of S-Frame digital photo frames - including the company's first 10-inch model - at the PhotoPlus Expo trade show.

It will soon be possible to instantly stream movies and TV episodes from Netflix directly to living rooms via Samsung's BD-P2500 and BD-P2550 Blu-ray disc players.

Steve Jobs has called Blu-ray "a bag of hurt", so step forward OWC with a 4x external burner for Mac owners.