From PC World: DXG has announced the DXG-5B6V, a $80 camcorder capable of shooting video at 720p resolution.

Equipped with a 5 megapixel 1/3.2-inch CMOS sensor, the DXG-5B6V can shoot 1280-by-720 video at 30 frames per second. Movies are saved to SD cards as H.264 AVI files, which...

From PC World: Verizon on Tuesday introduced the newest Droid and the second from Motorola, but some Android fans may be disappointed to learn that it won't ship with the latest operating system or the newest Flash Player.

The Droid X will ship with Android 2.1, which will be...

From X-bit Labs: The 3DS game console from Nintendo certainly impresses with its stereoscopic 3D screen, accelerometer, gyroscope, stereo-3D camera and improved graphics processor. Nonetheless, an important question is whether the 3DS will be much more expensive than the current DS...

From DailyTech: Gateway has announced a new notebook series that it calls the ID series. The machines are described as "uber-chic" by with a thin profile and streamlined design. The notebooks use NVIDIA Optimus tech and more.

All of the machines in the family sport an aqua-blue...

From CNET News.com: After accusing HTC of infringing on 20 of its iPhone patents in March, Apple has expanded its suit.

This week Apple tacked on two more patents that it claims the Taiwanese handset manufacturer is in violation of using, according to a legal filing in U.S...

From Tom's Hardware: SSDs are now hitting sizes that are beginning to make them viable replacements for the magnetic counterparts. Samsung has introduced a new SSD offering in a 512GB configuration – boasting both capacity and speed, utilizing high-performance "toggle-mode" DDR NAND...

From X-bit Labs: Advanced Micro Devices will disclose more details about its forthcoming code-named Bulldozer micro-architecture at Hot Chips conference in late August. Potentially, micro-architectural details may reveal projected performance of the forthcoming multi-core central...

From InfoWorld: Advanced Micro Devices on Wednesday announced a new family of microprocessors for cloud computing servers, including one chip priced at $99.

The chips belong to the Opteron 4100 family and come in six-core and four-core variants. Previously code-named Lisbon, they...

From PC World: Oracle has upgraded its Oracle Application Express development software so that it will allow developers to add some Web 2.0 flash to their applications.

"By far, this is the most significant release to date. It has more features and pushes the platform much farther...

From CNET News.com: Firefox 3.6.4 might not sound like a major update, but the latest version debuts an important new feature for Mozilla's browser. Code-named "Lorentz" and available for Windows and Linux, the update includes the highly-anticipated Out-of-Process Plug-in (OOPP)...