Called Rhapsody To Go the new music service will allow users to download music to their iRiver H10 or Creative Labs Zen Micro audio player.

Step aside Apple, Creative deserves a little attention. The company announced they have sold more than 2 million MP3 players in the first 3 months of 2005.

Live in Japan and have a Nintendo DS handheld? You're in luck; soon you will be able to play online at a number of WiFi hotspots.

The popular, yet controversial peer-to-peer developer BitTorrent receives their first round of financing worth $8.75 million dollars.

A recent report by research firm NPD Group shows iTunes going head-to-head with P2P services like iMesh and Kazaa.

Gateway's new line of LCD displays feature a sleek and thin design, intuitive control menu, flexible placement options and digital DVI-D technology.

Several CEO's called on Congress to set a date when broadcasters will be forced to end their analog transmissions.

Leave it to the Engineer's at EETimes to come up with an answer: the Playstation 3 packs twice the power of the Xbox 360.

The Consumer Electronics Association's CEO Gary Shapiro is urging congress to support a hard deadline end the broadcast DTV transition.

Warner Bros. Studios and Microsoft Corp. announced their plans to collaborate on the release of a broad range of next-generation HD DVD discs using Windows Media Video 9.

Akimbo has announced that they are now taking pre-orders for their new RCA Akimbo Player IPTV set-top box.

Yahoo! Music will be integrating Nero's AAC encoder/decoder into its new music player.

Yahoo! is going head-to-head with the likes of Napster and Apple iTunes with the announcement of their new new music subscription service, Yahoo! Music Unlimited.

VoodooPC's latest Media Center PC will back your DVD's up onto the systems hard drive, including movie box covers.

The Tech Report has an article covering this years Microsoft WinHEC 2005 show. Looks like Microsoft is showing off some cool new products.

Netcape has signed a deal to have their browser distributed to all HP and Compaq consumer desktop and notebook PCs.

Our buddy Chris Pirillo writes about why he thinks Microsoft's next operating system just plain sucks.

According to News.com, Google has stopped allowing downloads of their new Accelerator program, citing they have 'reached maximum capacity' of downloads.

According to Extreme Tech, Enhancements to the Bluetooth core specification will help the technology expand into personal audio, home automation and global navigation systems.

Mac OS® X version 10.4 'Tiger,' will go on sale Friday at 6:00 p.m. at participating Apple Authorized Resellers and Apple retail stores worldwide.

ATI graphics are now available in the iMac, eMac, Mac mini, PowerBook, iBook and PowerMac.

Apple has the price of the 20-inch model to $799 and the 23-inch HD model to just $1,499.

Reuters is reporting that Apple and Intel are in talks regarding the use of Intel processors in new Apple computers. Will Steve Jobs have it his and get special treatment from Intel

According to Arstechnica and Reuters, Comcast turned over names of its customers to the RIAA without a court order or without telling their customers.

The two companies are butting heads resulting in the retail chain Tweeter dropping Monster products from their stores.

The popular MMORPG title has officially launched in China this week. Blizzard is working with Chinese company The9 for the infrastructure.

Forbes is reporting that several analysts expect Apple to introduce a new iPod product around June to help stimulate demand.

iRiver plans to relocate its American unit to Vancouver, Wash., from Milpitas, Calif., The Columbian newspaper reported Thursday.

If you have a Sony PSP gaming handheld, you will get to rent games from Blockbuster Video starting May 17th.

News.com is reporting that at least the majority of game demos you are seeing for the Microsoft Xbox 360 are coming from Apple G5 systems.

Sony has announced the Cyber-shot DSC-N1 8-megapixel camera with a 3-inch touch-screen display.

The Tech Report has a great article that compares various TV tuner cards for your PC. If you are thinking about building an HTPC, this article is worth a look.

A report by Parks & Associates suggests that portable music subscription services will need to drop below $10 dollars, for people to be interested.

Research firm NPD Group says that video game sales are up 23 percent for the first quarter of 2005 totaling more than $2.2 billion.