Solid-state drives are still a pricey alternative to hard disks, even as drive makers jockey for position with ever more capacious offerings.

Carpool to President-elect Obama's inauguration and enjoy Sony BMG songs on Project Playlist.

Following researchers at Leeds Teaching Hospital coining the term "Wii knee," to blame the Nintendo game console for injury due to overexerting one's self during game play is ridiculous.

With the purchase, security company aims to broaden its presence in the appliance market.

JumpBox is now offering an easy deployment of open-source applications. By deploying virtualized instances of apps on Amazon's cloud service, quandaries may be obviated.

Get a look at correspondence between the owner of a Louisiana ISP and representatives of copyright owners. The ISP owner gets several of notices like this a month.

After years of relying on lawsuits to try to stop individuals from illegally sharing music, the recording industry decides to try a new tack.

Handsets based on the Google mobile operating system are due in the second half of next year, after the delivery of Garmin's Nuvifone, according to DigiTimes.

The search giant is playing Santa for its employees this year, giving them an HTC Dream, or G1 smartphone running its Android mobile operating system, as a holiday gift.

Elevation Partners agrees to infuse the struggling handset maker with an additional $100 million, in a move to underwrite the company's 2009 new product launch.

Google's dominance on the Web may give us pause, but shouldn't its emphasis on openness also give us comfort? As it has gained influence, it has given up control.

Need a gift you can hand-deliver...right NOW? Printable gift certificates are the answer. A few good ones: Amazon.com, Gifts.com, iTunes, and Restaurant.com.

Software company, which has a history of buying its rivals, may be looking into acquiring Salesforce, given how much it has been talking about the online CRM specialist.

It's the first major label deal for the social music industry's latest enfant terrible, which has been hammered by lawsuits and seen its widgets banned from MySpace.

With the hopes of dramatically cutting energy use, a family embarks on an outsized project to put a foam blanket around their 80-year-old house.

The year in gadgets was marked by a DVD format war, the iPhone 3G and a parade of would-be iPhone killers, and--like everything else--the economic downturn.

Owner of a small Louisiana ISP says he can't afford to be "HBO's free" copyright cop. Big media should compensate ISPs for tracking down suspected file sharers.

Apple will reject books from the App Store that contain content it finds objectionable. It's within its rights to do so, but how does the company define "objectionable?"

These days, your PC is more likely to catch a virus off a bad Web site than from an e-mail message, but that's no reason to lower your guard.

Sites dependent on advertising will see a tough 2009. It's time for start-ups to switch to subscriptions and premium services, and not expect to get VC for an iPhone-based business.