Samsung is getting ready to launch its own IM service called ChatON - and in addition to Samsung's Bada and Android, it'll support BlackBerry, iOS, and PCs.
Getting tired of a new major version of Firefox every few weeks? Mozilla head Mitchell Baker says they'll try to smooth things out...but not slow things down.
Nikon's latest Coolpix cameras pack high resolution, massive zooms, faster image processing, a model with a built-in projector, and a ruggedized model.
A woman who was assaulted by someone she met via Match.com has settled her lawsuit against the company, satisfied with Match.com's new member screening.
A Dutch court has banned imports of three Samsung smartphones into Europe as of October 15, ruling Samsung infringes on an Apple photo management patent.
A new report finds Amazon commands 20 percent of all online retail visits worldwide - and Amazon, eBay, and Alibaba account for half of all online retail traffic.
July 2011 was a record month for online video, according to comScore, with some 180 million Americans watching an average of 18.5 hours of online video during the month.
The N-Control Avenger clamps onto a standard PlayStation 3 controller and converts it into the ultimate Modern Warfare 3...and maybe some other titles.
AMD's updated C-series and E-series processors aim at notebooks and desktops with enhanced graphics, DIsplayPort++, and up to 12 hours of battery life.
The Wall Street Journal says Google, Amazon, DirecTV, and Yahoo are the top contenders for Hulu, with bids expected to range from $500 million to $2 billion.
An AT&T executive has reportedly confirmed a new iPhone will launch in early October - but, of course, as with all iPhone rumors, there's nothing official.
T-Mobile will be offering RIM's latest BlackBerry Bold 9900, but at a price that may induce sticker shock: $299.99 with a new contract, after a $50 mail-in rebate.