If you were hoping to purchase the nook ereader from Barnes & Noble for the holiday gift giving season, hopefully you did it before now.

Skype has finally been sold off from beleaguered auction house eBay, though they will retain a 30 percent stake in the company.

The launch of popular music streaming service Spotify has already been delayed once in the U.S.A., and now it may be delayed even more due to the record labels not liking the business model.

The rumors of the Apple Tablet have now reached a level of surrealism that makes you think someone from David Lynch’s Twin Peaks is running the show. At any moment the Little Man from Another Place is going to come out, snap his fingers, talk backwards and do a little dance.  Make sure to enjoy some coffee with the show.

Microsoft announced today that it has officially begun work on Internet Explorer 9.

In a completely unsurprising announcement, Steven Sinofsky, president of Microsoft’s Windows and Windows Live division, today announced at the Professional Developers Conference (PDC), that development began three weeks ago on Internet Explorer 9.

It seems some big name online retailers thought it would be okay to trick consumers into giving their credit card information to third-party vendors. The United States Senate is letting them know they thought wrong.

A new update has gone out for Palm’s webOS, and for once it does not include iTunes syncing.

At least one of the newspapers owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp has begun to outline how it expects readers to begin paying for the news.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has been recalled from all retail stores in Russia, effectively banning the game in the country.

While Rupert Murdoch is sure the future of online news is to put all content behind subscription walls, he may find not that many Americans are keen on the idea.

It seems the CrunchPad from TechCrunch is still a go, but it isn’t going to deliver on at least one of its promises.

It looks like Apple may want to cut itself a little piece of the lucrative iPhone gaming pie.

Just in time for the holiday shopping season, Walmart has launched an iPhone and iPod Touch app to help you with your holiday gift shopping.

Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp will disappear from Google indexing sometime in the coming months.

If Google is to be believed, by replacing the existing HTTP protocol, we could see the Web double in speed.

Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) is going to receive $1.25 billion from Intel within the next thirty days, bringing to a close all litigation between the two companies.

Google wants to make sure you have more than enough room to store all of your digital images, and they want to make sure you can have it at a price you can afford.