Topic: News

Flash graphics will soon be seen on TV's, set top boxes and media players thanks to a collaboration between Intel and Adobe.

Samsung and Yahoo will team up to bring the "Internet@TV" Yahoo-powered widget interface to select models of Samsung TVs.

Roxio has launched Toast 10 Titanium, the company's latest burning software aimed specifically at Macs.

Dolby is proposing a 3-D video technology for Blu-ray movies, following proposals from Philips and Panasonic in one of the most buzzed-about areas in video.

Netflix and LG have announced that LG will introduce TVs that can directly access Netflix movies without the need for a separate set-top box.

Verbatim recently introduced two new Quad Interface Desktop hard drives with storage capacities of 500GB and 1TB.

Sony is bringing music and movie titles to consumers in a portable electronic format.

Toshiba have expanded their line up of NAND-flash-based solid state drives (SSD) with the industry's first 2.5-inch 512GB SSD.

If an O2 contract’s all that’s standing in-between you and an iPhone 3G, then your wait is over.

Just in time for Christmas, Verbatim will present a recordable BD-R 2x Dual Layer with 50GB of storage capacity with 2x burning rate.

Intel will next month reveal prototype devices aimed at helping the CPU giant combine the Internet and TV.

TV makers are threatening that after the Christmas holidays prices are likely to rise by a third.

Rumours that Apple will soon launch a scaled-down version of the iPhone 3G have resurfaced.

Users of all current versions of Microsoft 's Internet Explorer browser are vulnerable to having their computers hijacked.

Receive, watch and record Freeview TV directly on your computer.

Sandwich shop chain Pret A Manger has begun offering free wireless internet access to its customers.

Ritek will showcase a multitude of new products at CES.

Slysoft has admited that it thinks it could be another 3 months before if cracks the latest Blu-ray encryption system.

The Canadian Copyright Board has increased the levies on blank CDs which are used to compensate the music industry for potential duplication of copyrighted material.

The Nintendo WII is still top the charts for most popular gaming console at Christmas time for the third year in a row.