Holographic storage technology from General Electric will allow one standard-sized optical disc to hold 100 times more data than a DVD, the company claims.

Nine months after opening to the public, the popular Apple App Store has sold more than one billion apps.

Microsoft will unveil an add-on to Windows 7 that lets users run XP apps in a virtual machine.

If you haven't yet liquidated your dead HD-DVD library Warner has a solution.

Nokia's all-inclusive Comes With Music mobile service has been much slower to attract UK consumers than expected.

Stateside, Blockbuster's answer to Redbox DVD rental kiosks is 10,000 vending machines that are planned by the end of next year.

Sharp will release into the Japanese market a new notebook PC employing an optical sensor LCD for the touchpad.

BT and other mobile broadband providers are blocking access to The Pirate Bay, as part of a "self-regulation" scheme.

Toshiba has been jacking its new quad-core SpursEngine chip for laptops in a bid to improve the quality of Internet video images.

Cheap Blu-Ray players are expected to hit the $99 barrier sometime next year.

The Adobe Flash platform will be added to televisions, Blu-ray players, set-top boxes, and other digital entertainment devices in the living room.

AT&T sre seeling refurbished 16GB 3G iPhones for a suspiciously low $149 -- a 50 percent discount off the $299 regular price.

Sky officially kicked off 3D television in the UK after operating a live 3D transmission of a live concert.

The company that's made it so easy for television viewers to avoid watching ads will help stations sell them.

Amazon is expected to release a larger screen Kindle e-book reading device in time for Christmas.

Nintendo's new Wii MotionPlus motion-sensing control accessory will hit U.S. retailers on June 8.

Kohjinsha and MSI could be the first companies to build TV tuners into their netbooks.

Pioneer has announced the release of its latest Blu-ray, DVD and CD writer, the BDR-2203.

Apple’s 1 Billion App Countdown has begun last week, and it won’t take too long before the company hits the 1 billion milestone.

If Apple has placed an order for 100 million 8Gb NAND chips, as reports suggest, it could cause supply problems and raise prices in an already unsteady market.