New Yorkers line up at midnight to purchase the Motorola DROID. Read more

With almost every smartphone released coming with the magical $199 price point, is Apple going to try and undercut the competition with a cheap, 8GB iPhone 3GS? Read more

Ball gets recognized too. Read more

Sorry HD fans, Nintendo isn't feeling it. Read more

An iPhone game developer secretly acquired the numbers of iPhones. Read more

Limited edition Michael Jackson phone has some serious bling bling. Shamoar! Read more

Bird drops bread on LHC, causing it to overheat. Read more

Bringing up baby just got a whole lot easier. Read more

The Beatles just got a teeny, tiny bit more digital with the launch of an Apple-shaped USB stick containing the entire Beatles catalog. However, that's about as digital as things are going to get for fans of the Fab Four for now. Read more

A web developer discovered a serious "security hole" in Facebook and Myspace. Read more

Comcast subscribers can now sit back and enjoy Internet throttling at its finest. Read more

IGN's Direct2Drive is refusing to sell Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Read more

the MPAA wants Congress to enforce filters and the three-strikes rule on ISPs. Read more

Kid in fear of losing his Wii. Read more

Now it's less scary to admit that you have a problem. Read more

Modern Warfare 2 is looking good. Read more

The X-ray machine has been voted the best scientific invention, with one in five fingering the machine having made the greatest impact on the past, present and future. Read more

Epic Games released a free Unreal toolkit for your game designing pleasure. Read more

Good news, technophiles. Research shows that an increased use of cell phones and the internet has not led to a spike social isolation. In fact, things are pretty much the same as they were in 1985. Read more

Gwen Stefani wasn't pleased to find out her avatar was singing a Rolling Stones tune. Read more

Adult Friend finder is funded by pedophiles and child pornography. Read more

She'd make a great pitcher. Read more

It's back, people! Read more

FBI isn't going forward with face verification. Read more

An alleged prostitute was pictured naked while under arrest and grabbed by her hair by police, sparking an excessive force outcry. Read more

Whatcha gonna do, whatcha gonna do when they come for you? Read more

With the Halloween out of the way and the real, money spendin' Holidays drawing closer, stores are readying its Black Friday sales and November offers. However, it seems someone at Walmart let the cat out of the bag a little early this year. Read more

A game addiction clinic has opened in Britain. Read more

Here's one for Beatles fans. Read more

You may have found Verizon's "There's a map for that" commercial mildly amusing. Indeed, the jibe at Apple and AT&T's "There's an app for that" TV spot didn't go unnoticed by most consumers. However, it appears AT&T is annoyed enough to take legal action. Read more

A clever hacker seized jailbroken iPhones and requested money via PayPal. Read more

Linden Labs announced an Enterprise, "behind-the-firewall" version of Second Life. Read more

Verizon might be facing legal action from AT&T over its "There's a Map for That" commercial," but today saw the company launch another commercial, this one for the Motorola DROID, due to launch later this this week. Read more

Verizon is spiking its early termination fee just in time for DROID's invasion. Read more

Microsoft will ban and take legal action against gamers who play Modern Combat 2 on Xbox Live. Read more

Was it too little, too late for the iPhone in China? Read more

It's been mentioned here and there before, but John Carmack confirmed its development in a Doom Classic update. Read more

Marvell and E Ink making ereader babies. Read more

Too bad the USB stick doesn't transform. Read more

Mac clone maker Psystar is asking a judge to force Apple into playing nice. Read more

Apple is reportedly pitching an idea to the networks that would see the Cupertino-based company offer iTunes users a TV subscription package for $30 a month. Read more

the number of file-sharing sites soared 300-percent when The Pirate Bay went offline. Read more

Take note: never hack a cable modem. Read more

an industry insider says that Hulu isn't going pay-only. Read more

A Boston woman is planning to give birth live on the Internet. Read more

Woof, woof! Microsoft has given a dog his own Xbox Live account. Read more

It's... actually looking pretty good. Read more

Bye bye N-Gage, it was a courageous run. Read more

Concerns raised over the Fight Against Grenade Spam. Read more

ICANN has approved international web addresses, meaning anyone with the desire to register a domain name containing non-Latin characters will soon be able to do just that. Read more

With Blackra1n, you can use an iPhone on Verizon, T-Mobile, or whatever wireless carrier you want. Read more

Searches for Windows 7 on Google turn up Apple ads. Read more

The Pentagon is working on a long-range taser using a grenade launcher. Read more

Microsoft thinks that the next evolution of the PC will incorporate "voice." Read more

We're really digging the new Firefox 3.6 Beta! Read more

Trick or treat? Read more

All too often filesharers are painted as evil pirates who steal from artists and the music industry. However, a recent study has found that those downloading illegally, spend more money purchasing music legally than those who don't download at all. Read more