A freeware application for the iPod Touch can turn the music player into a virtual mobile phone.

A cheaper version of Apple's iPhone will be sold at Wal-Mart Stores for $99 later this month.

BSkyB has opened a new online video service which will offer popular channels with cheaper subscription packages than current satellite TV packages.

Customs is warning shoppers looking for bargains this Christmas not to be fooled into buying fake Nintendo DS and DS Lite machines.

Blockbuster will begin offering 99-cent DVD rentals in January to help customers chase away their post-holiday blues.

CMC and Ritek have reached a consensus with Royal Philips Electronics about new licensing terms for Philips' CD-R and DVD+R/-R patents.

Google's YouTube may be a fun Web site to visit, but the company hopes to make it a little less, um, titillating.

The green eyed monster could be lurking at Apple soon enough as Amazon’s new MP3 download service looks set to beat prices all round.

Zavvi has been forced to stop taking online orders for CDs, DVDs and games after Woolworths' collapse left it unable to guarantee delivery.

Usually adding the billionth mouse to any given situation would be rodent overload, yet for Logitech, shipping its billionth mouse is a momentous milestone.

Ebay’s online payment outfit is a month into a private beta called 'PayPal Student Account', which keeps young whippersnappers on a short financial leash.

Microsoft's Xbox 360 kicked off the holidays with record-breaking console sales on one of the biggest shopping weekends of the year in the U.S.

MySpace Mobile users across the globe will now be able to enjoy MySpace video content from their video enabled mobile devices.

3D display company NewSight has developed the first auto-stereoscopic 3D display sized at 180 inches.

Asus is to take on the $199 OLPC XO laptop with a $200 small, cheap computer for the developing world.

For the first time, Apple is recommending the use of anti-virus tools to protect Mac systems.

Pioneer is exhibiting its super multi-layer read-only optical disc which with a 400GB capacity.

A new study by Leichtman Research Group shows that 18 percent of HDTV owners can't tell the difference between high definition and standard definition content.

With e-book sales exploding in an otherwise sleepy market, Random House is making thousands of additional books available in digital form.

Punters are scrambling to get their hands on used, second hand PCs, not just because of tough economic times, but because they come with Windows XP rather than Vista.