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.

Google’s location app, Latitude, is getting a bit more horsepower today as it adds location history and alerts for when your friends are near.

In a desperate bid for continued relevance, Blockbuster is launching video rentals on SD cards.

Amazon has officially launched a “Kindle for PCs” app that will allow you more opportunities for reading your recently purchased e-books.

Game maker Electronic Arts is getting into the Facebook game apps business in a big way by purchasing Playfish for $400 million.

Owners of Nokia phones need to be on the lookout for information about exchanging their cell phone chargers due to potential safety hazards.

Microsoft has released a firmware update for its new Zune HD that brings a lot of upgrades.

Have you ever looked at your mouse and thought, ‘I wish someone would over complicate this?’ Well, your wishes have come true!

The unstoppable juggernaut known as Facebook continues leaving a path of destruction in its wake as it adds even more users.

A judge has ordered BlueBeat to immediately halt sales of The Beatles MP3s on its site, but the company is coming back with a rather unique defense.

Just in time for the holiday shopping season, Google has launched a new Commerce Search engine to aid retailers in making sure customers find just the information they need.

The Beatles are finally releasing official digital files of all of their studio albums, while also suing a company for selling illegal ones.

Google has launched a new beta version of its Chrome browser which adds the ability to sync bookmarks across multiple computers.

Best Buy sells a lot of DVDs, but it can see the writing is on the wall.

Looking forward to the day you can just get all of your television programming over the Internet? If the rumors about Apple prove to be true, that day is quickly approaching.

It appears that the iPhone may not be the runaway seller in China that it has been in other countries.