The Nokia 6682 features a classic design accented by bright stainless steel trim, and a 1.3 megapixel image sensor, a color screen displaying over 262,000 colors.
HP has unveiled a line of 10 newly branded HP Pavilion TVs, including four HD microdisplay rear-projection televisions, three HD plasmas and three HD LCDs.
U.S. FCC Chairman Kevin Martin has proposed requiring Internet-based telephone services to offer 911 emergency services to customers by as early as the end of September.
CyberLink will showcase the latest Blu-ray Disc playback and burning support with HP and the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA) at IFA in Berlin, Germany from September 2-7.
American Express will begin issuing a new type of credit card that uses an embedded wireless technology you wave in front of a sensor instead of swiping it.
Electronic Arts has revealed their line-up of videogame titles for the upcoming Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) taking place in Los Angeles May 18-20, 2005.
Linux users are getting the much needed attention they deserve today as Samsung announces they will include a version of Nero for the Linux OS with their new DVD recorders.
Step aside Apple, Creative deserves a little attention. The company announced they have sold more than 2 million MP3 players in the first 3 months of 2005.
Warner Bros. Studios and Microsoft Corp. announced their plans to collaborate on the release of a broad range of next-generation HD DVD discs using Windows Media Video 9.
Yahoo! is going head-to-head with the likes of Napster and Apple iTunes with the announcement of their new new music subscription service, Yahoo! Music Unlimited.
According to News.com, Google has stopped allowing downloads of their new Accelerator program, citing they have 'reached maximum capacity' of downloads.
According to Extreme Tech, Enhancements to the Bluetooth core specification will help the technology expand into personal audio, home automation and global navigation systems.