Already one of the best buys in home video, the bargain-priced Roku player — which already delivers streaming Netflix, Major League Baseball, and on-demand Amazon videos — now offers content "channels" from the likes of Pandora, Flickr, and Facebook. Read More

The first iPhone worm was little more than a prank, but this new one — "isolated" in the Netherlands for now — attempts to steal the victim's online banking information. Read More

Thinking about snapping up a Blu-ray player for the holdays? Wondering which of your favorite movie franchises — think "Star Wars," "Indiana Jones," "Lord of the Rings," and "The Matrix" — have gone Blu, and which haven't? Help is here. Read More

I admit it: Flying isn't my favorite thing. I know it's, like, a hundred times safer than driving a car or crossing a crowded street, but try telling me that at 35,000 feet during a choppy flight. Sir Richard Branson to the rescue! Read More

So, say you take a copyrighted recording — "Abbey Road" by the Beatles, for instance — run it through your own filtering software that tweaks the audio in some new-fangled, impossible-to-understand way, and create what you call a "new and original" record Read More

Before we get started, let's get one thing clear right off the bat: Despite all the buzz, there is still no "iTablet" yet — and even if it does, in fact, exist, good luck getting a confirmation from Apple. Read More

Pop quiz: What's the best way to deal with a schoolyard bully who's pushing you around? Do you a) run to teacher or b) punch back? Read More

The brilliant, voice-recording Pulse Smartpen — the one that lets you tap anywhere on your notes to hear what was being said at that exact moment — will get a little smarter Thursday with the arrival of its new app store. Also: Keep your eyes peeled for a Read More

Blu-ray player prices appear poised to drop well below the $99 mark come Black Friday. Examples: A Sylvania Blu-ray deck that'll go for just $89 in the Great Lakes region, and a Magnavox deck at Walmart for just $78. Read More

More than a month after a massive server failure left Sidekick users without access to their contacts, e-mail, or Web browsing, T-Moble has quietly resumed sales of the troubled handset. The question, of course, is whether there will be many takers. Read More