Sony’s got a message for children who get too close to their 3D HDTVs: Back off.

New York film maker Casey Neistat has made a funny but interesting video this week about the new sensation that is Chatroulette.

The porn industry seems to have unanimously selected MicroUSB for their, um, charging needs.

CES 2010: LG has shown off a wireless BD player with 250GB HDD.

Google took the wraps off of a new Web-enabled smartphone on Tuesday that the Internet giant will sell directly to consumers.

The Blu-ray format will get some added competition this year from Roxio CinemaNow, a download service that will boost its features with 1080p video, 3D movies and interactive bonus features.

Wii to smash sales records in December Nintendo has said today that it expects to smash previous sales records, selling over 3 million Wiis in the US for the month of December.

LG is aiming to build a leadership position in the emerging 3D tv market where competition is expected to heat up.

A survey of U.S. consumers concluded that 8 percent described their televisions as widescreen LCD or plasma, but not high definition.

The once-giant torrent tracker Mininova has removed all illegal torrents this week.

The European Commission has accused manufacturers of cathode-ray tubes of running cartels in the markets for computer monitors and TVs.

Plextor introduced its latest entry into the Blu-ray market with the new PX-B940SA internal BD writer.

The problem with being a movie enthusiast and upgrading to Blu-ray is that you’re stuck with an entire library of DVDs, but Warner Home Video is now offering incentives to help boost your Blu-ray catalog.

The BBC has announced the timetable for the much anticipated Freeview HD service, saying that 50 percent off the population will have the service in time for the World Cup next year, and 99 percent will have it by 2012.

While recordable DVDs are unreliable and unpredictable, often failing in as few as two years, a new 1,000 year DVD made of high tech, diamond-hard stone promises to preserve irreplaceable digital files for the ages.

CyberLink today announced that Hitachi-LG Data Storage (HLDS) will bundle CyberLink DVD Suite with its latest DVD burners.

Dell today confirmed plans to enter the smart phone business and announced partnerships with two of the world's largest mobile operators.

Samsung is offering a Nero 9 bundle for Windows 7 upgrade for free to the existing owners of Samsung/TSST drives bundled with Nero 8.

With a pair of 3D notebooks, Asus is courting gamers and movie buffs while taking on rival Acer.

Nokia has started a charger exchange program for over 14 million faulty chargers.