New crossovers, horns and cosmetic changes bring Klipsch's Synergy Series home theater speakers up to spec without losing their appealing price points - all under $1000.
Chrome to Phone makes it easy to carry on reading sites from a computer on your smartphone, while voice actions allow Google Android users to issue voice commands for directions, text messages and more.
We peek at some of the most exciting new features coming to BlackBerry phones this summer, including multitouch support, a Webkit browser, and a revamped home screen.
Rumors suggest Apple will relaunch the Apple TV as the iTV, with the guts and even iOS operating system of an iPhone 4. But it won't play back full 1080p video.
The Android onslaught continues with rumors of a Motorola Droid Pro, Android 3.0 tablets, and more, plus 4G service that may come as soon as January 2011.
Endless thumbnail pages make it easier to navigate extra-large albums - and could be the first of many refinements as Facebook prepares for war with Google.
Leveraging the iPhone 4's highly publicized antenna issues, Samsung has been handing out its new Galaxy S for free to disgruntled iPhone users who complain via Twitter.
Dell will hand the SEC $100 million for its disclosure violations, with chairman Michael Dell and other execs who knew the extent of the fraud reaching into their own pockets for millions more.
Increasing profits and subscribers weren't enough to keep Netflix stock from sagging on Wednesday when the company revealed second-quarter earnings below analyst expectations.
An alliance with ABC News will allow Slacker listeners to intersperse news updates with their music, or listen nonstop on a dedicated ABC News channel.
A Wall Street Journal report suggests Steve Jobs was aware of antenna issues with the iPhone 4, but ultra-strict testing practices hid the true severity.
A massively expanded selection of voice commands should allow drivers to interact with Ford Sync to change radio stations, turn up the heat, or find a nearby grocery store using natural language.