Whether you're prowling around rooftops in Renaissance-era Italy, leaping from one burning Jeep to the next, fighting off blood-thirsty zombies, or platforming with your favorite plumber, we've got you covered. Read More

One of my favorite universal remotes, a hot new Android phone, the new BlackBerry Bold, and (supposedly) the latest iMacs are among the hottest deals to be had in the coming week. Read More

One of the coolest features of the just-released, Android-powered Motorola Droid — its support for Google's new Navigation app, which delivers turn-by-turn directions, all for free — isn't exclusive to the Droid anymore. Read More

The last week or so's been pretty rough for AT&T. First, its request for an injunction against Verizon Wireless and those "There's a map for that" ads was brushed aside by a judge, and then it faced a wave of ridicule for its hastily produced "Let's compa Read More

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