Topic: News

Sony Ericsson is set to unveil an unlimited music downloading service for its mobile phones later this month in an attempt to stem its declining market share.

Google has started a project to scan old newspapers and make the content available online.

Plastic Logic will be ready to ship its long awaited portable and flexible e-ink display early next year, the firm has announced.

From next week Zune owners will be able to download music wirelessly and tag and buy songs they hear on the device's built-in FM radio.

Users of the Nokia N96 are to be the first with the ability to run the BBC's iPlayer on their mobile phones.

Parisian technology company Musinaut has introduced what it hopes will be the digital music successor to the MP3 format.

RealNetworks has unveiled legal DVD-ripping software RealDVD, a $30 program, which will import all of the features from a disc onto your hard drive, including cover art.

Samsung has said that it sees the Blu-ray format only lasting a further 5 years before it is replaced by another format or technology.

PNY Technologies and Sony Pictures Home Entertainment have launched a new 2GB USB preloaded with Sony Pictures’ 80s comedy classic, Ghostbusters starring Bill Murray and Dan Aykroyd.

Firebrand filmmaker Michael Moore will release his latest documentary exclusively on the Internet for free on September 23, eschewing a traditional theatrical rollout.

Sony showed its fall line-up of Blu-ray disc players and recorders as it prepared for its first holiday season after winning a format battle against HD-DVD.

Ritek maintained their position as the biggest producer of Blu-ray discs outside of Japan, rising to third in the list of manufacturers after Panasonic and Sony.

LG have announced the company's plans to launch the LG-KC910, in October. the next Viewty is an 8 megapixel multimedia phone with a full 3.0 inch touchscreen interface.

Sony has told Eurogamer that the PSP-3000 will launch in the UK on 17th October and cost £149.99.

iTunes 8 will be the first version of Apple's desktop software to allow HD purchases, if a further leak from Digg head Kevin Rose proves accurate.

Transcend's new Jetflash V20 USB flash thumb drive has just been released with a stonking 64GB of memory.

Japanese technologists are developing new methods which will allow gamers to 'feel' in-game objects without having to wear complex haptic feedback gloves or other cumbersome peripherals.

Google have introduced a new Web browser designed to more quickly handle video-rich or other complex Web programs, posing a challenge to Microsoft's Internet Explorer.

Sniffer dogs trained to detect pirate DVDs have become one of the UK Police's most useful tools in combating the illegal £200 million trade.