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Universal Studios signed on to the BD-Live feature of Blu-ray with a promise to develop complementary apps for its titles which will be bundled with the movies themselves.

In a direct attack against cable, DSL provider Qwest announced plans to roll out 40-Mbit/s services to select markets over the next few months.

Microsoft announced Office 2008 for Mac Service Pack 2 on Monday, providing additional speed and a new sharing tool.

Ever wanted to self-publish your garage band's 1992 hit "Death Cupcakes for Diana" on MTV's "Rock Band" and get paid for it? In August, you'll be able to.

Just a few months after Microsoft announced Windows Home Server Power Pack 2, the company has announced the beta program for the third version, which, not surprisingly, is oriented around Windows 7.

The Consumer Electronics Association predicted that the U.S. consumer-electronics market will shrink this year, but rebound in 2010.

A Yahoo-Microsoft search deal may be headed to the altar once again, a report has stated, although nothing is certain.

Google reported gains in both profits and revenue from the same period a year ago, another positive indicator for the tech sector. Now, Google executives said, the company is hoping that platforms like its Chrome OS will bear fruit.

Analyst Jon Peddie said Thursday that he expects global sales of graphics chips will plunge more steeply than ever before. The good news? In 2010, they will rocket back up. But what about revenues?

AOL on Thursday defended its music strategy, and took issue with a Tuesday report from the NPD Group that said while consumers are most familiar with AOL Music, Pandora gets the most play in terms of actual usage.