No matter how it tries, Intel just can't shake those pesky antitrust monkeys off its back: the attorney general of New York today filed a federal antitrust lawsuit against the chipmaker, saying it unfairly prevented AMD from competing under state

As much fanfare and support as it's been getting over the past couple years, dirty little secret is that there's been no unified stance on how to ferry voice services over the technology; the concentration has been on data alone

What we have here today isn't just another pair of ordinary headphones: 's s are button-free, minimalistic headphones that activate upon the magical touch of your skin. Well, your ears to be precise. You must bear in mind that the

var digg_url = What was once an unverifiable rumor from an anonymous source has now, sadly, become a confirmed fact. Intel won't be integrating support into its chipsets . Motherboard makers can still opt to add discrete 3.0 controllers at

Pioneer's may not be hitting shelves in retail form until early next year, but those who desperately need a Blu-ray burner that the optical media still have an option. OWC has today updated its long-standing external BD drive -- which

That's right... the HD2 has landed. Actually, we to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon the other day, but didn't get a chance to show it off, so here we are. Sure, you've seen this guy in action ... but it's

Look, , we just wanted to take this opportunity to say we're sorry about all the fart app jokes. We know it's not easy being a new App Store, making your way in the world, and when juxtaposed against the

What do you do when everyone's talking about the competition's ? Why, you come up with your exciting new angle that's way cooler than theirs then sit back and guffaw while high-fiving your co-workers. That seems to be what Symbian

It's not as compellingly styled as the , nor as ostentatious as the ; in fact the Network Space 2 is visually identical to the earlier Network Space, featuring improvements where it counts: on the inside. The Network Space 2

You know what's worse than showing your to the world after you passed on Apple's iPhone and let AT&T enjoy the spoils? Raising your early termination fee to stratospheric heights. Just over a year ago, we honestly though this whole

Good 'ol , producers of a series of lovely and that captivates the eye and, like a chaste romance, will never submit to your touch -- unless you live in Asia or happen to know a guy. The latest is

Motorola's is just a few days away from dropping on Verizon, but why pay $299 (minus $100 rebate) for that when you could instead pay $299 (possibly also minus $100) for a fully-featured definitely non-netbook ? Yes, Sony's littlest ultraportable

How much would you pay for a netbook? ? Maybe as much as ? How about $699 -- a price that doesn't even include the $19 remote control? Well, what if we told you that the , a 1.6GHz Atom-based

We'll keep this short and sweet -- the same amateur sleuths who were responsible for revealing the majority of HP's fall lineup are back again, this time indicating a forthcoming Envy 14 model. It doesn't take much genius to find

Be still, our beating hearts! HTC has just pressed the "Go" button for European and Asian shipping of its latest object of desire, and it's served notice to American phone lovers that the is coming to them soon as well.

It's rare that we get to see magic wand-shaped remote controls, and rarer still for them to have integrated alarm clocks. The Bang & Olufsen is just that sort of exotic specimen, and its $375 touch-sensitive aluminum body has now

Turns out that the does support multitouch after all -- it's just not as baked as the , and it's certainly not the kind you'll see out of the box. The DROID's European cousin features multitouch right in the phone's

IronKey has never been one to shy away from , but for whatever reason, it's announcing its newest secure drive in a rather low-key fashion. Or, somewhat so. The D200 range of USB flash drives are said to be more

Palm device owners have little to complain about when it comes to webOS; not after enduring Garnet and empty Access promises for so long. Still, that OS which relies so heavily upon web technologies like HTML 5, JavaScript, and CSS

When the Motorola debuts in Verizon Wireless stores , one nice little feature that won't be making an appearance yet is tethering, for computing with your laptop on-the-go when that Android 2.0 interface just won't cut it. We're pretty sure