A soft economy appears to be sending consumers to their couches to watch movies rented through Netflix. Company sees 21 percent jump in second-quarter revenue.

Don Reisinger recently played a game on the PS3 containing nudity. It didn't do much for him.

Gmail has a lot going for it, but why can?t the offer an optional chronological interface like most email services and program?

AT&T silently changed its terms of service to prohibit people from streaming third-party content over its 3G wireless network.

The video rental site's new pricing scheme regarding discs in the high-definition DVD format may be instrumental in sending customers back to the company's brick-and-mortar rival...

GE announces the first commercial application of magnetic resonance elastography, developed at the Mayo Clinic, to detect disease through both imaging and low-frequency sound waves.

Intel showed off systems running an experimental 48-core processor Wednesday. Here's a look a the chip and the systems.

A Yahoo Sports editorial about Tiger Woods' marital and image woes is adorned by a web ad from the Professional Golf Association offering to reveal Phil Mickleson's secrets.

AT&T and Verizon Wireless have dismissed lawsuits against each other claiming their advertisements were misleading.

Some Web sites only allow alphanumeric characters (letters and numbers) in their passwords. This invites bad passwords, lowering security for everyone.