Michael Robertson, one of Silicon Valley’s most prolific company creators, continues to plug along with so-called music lockers. His most recent music company, MP3tunes, began offering the lockers for free last week in an apparent attempt to draw interest from consumers. Music lockers enable a customer to store music on a company’s servers and later …

Philips is pleased with itself. It’s been ten years since it displayed the first prototype …

Music on the Internet has often been free or legal, but start-up SpiralFrog is looking …

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Toshiba has added more flesh to the bones of its Regza LCD television range, which …

There’s good news coming for digital telly fans who’ve resisted the temptations of Sky and …

Reality TV addicts will be aware of a daily dilemma presenting itself at around 10pm …

The EMI Group record label has licensed its music catalog of more than 1,000 artists …

Let’s take a quick head count of high-definition devices that rely on HDMI inputs. There …