Sony launches new PSP, can it rival Nintendo in portable market?

The portable gaming market is a lucrative business, and just about the only game in town has been Nintendo with their DS system. Sony's...

No more 230 MPG, EPA to release new formula for electric cars

It was too good to be true. And too absurd not to evoke chuckles. The claims were intoxicating. 230 MPG for the Chevrolet Volt....

CNN iPhone app hits Apple store today, Wolf Blitzer would approve

The Apple iPhone app store is a mind-boggling success (witness all the copycats, including RIM, Palm and Google). The numbers are staggering: 2 billion downloads...
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Google leads again as Internet video growth rockets

Two things won't surprise most people out of today's comScore Internet video usage numbers for August. Google again tops the charts with their family...

Moblin is here

At least it's here in beta form. Moblin is a slimmed down operating system designed for Netbooks. It has a nice glossy, Web 2.0...

Microsoft grabs .5% search market share in August thanks to Bing

According to comScore, Microsoft is making inroads against Google in the ever lucrative search market. In August, Microsoft's share grew half a percentage point...

Microsoft starts free trials of Office Web Apps, belated response to Google Docs

Google has ruled the roost when it comes to free web-based productivity applications. But it was just a matter of time before Microsoft too...

Buying a Netbook? 2 reasons to wait…

You might just want to hold on to that Best Buy gift card a few weeks longer if you're in the market for a...

TechCrunch50 winner RedBeacon: A Google for local services?

The news just came in, via Twitter of course: the TechCrunch50 2009 winner, from a field of 50 start-ups, is RedBeacon. Who? Well, chances...

TechCrunch50: Interesting start-ups at San Francisco conference

TechCrunch has rapidly established itself as the go-to Blog related to technology, start-ups, venture capital and Silicon Valley. Unlike testosterone-fueled sites like Engadget and...