Ritek will expand its monthly Blu-ray Disc (BD) capacity from one million discs currently to two million discs in the third quarter of 2009.

In what seems like a response to competition from RedBox, Blockbuster will halve the price of its kiosk DVD rentals.

One analyst’s recent claim that sales of 3D TVs will truly take off during 2011 is far-fetched, a rival market watcher has claimed.

Mozilla have released Firefox 3.5, a major update to its popular, free and open source Web browser.

The world's most recognizable BitTorrent site will take a legitimate turn, being sold to a company that plans to compensate content providers for downloads.

LG have revealed two new 55-inch ultra-slim "full LED" LCD TVs in Seoul.

People who buy netbooks don't always understand how the computers differ from full-powered notebooks, and tend to be more disappointed with them, the NPD Group has found.

Apple have sold over one million iPhone 3GS models on only the third day after its launch.

Sony have launched MovieIQ, a new Blu-ray Disc feature powered by Gracenote that offers viewers access to a real-time movie database.

Production costs of Blu-ray players will reportedly be cut in half over the next year.

As the holiday season approaches, don't expect LCD television prices to drop much.

Apple has made available the latest operating system for the new iPhone 3G S model.

Developing and selling violent video games in Germany could both become illegal under laws set to go through parliament soon.

Panasonic developed an 85-inch full high-definition (HD) plasma display designed for professional users.

Grandad Flash has been busy again, this time looking at batteries. An important issue, not just at Christmas either.

Toshiba is now shipping its premium REGZA HDTV Series, including the ZV650 LCD TV, and the SV670 LED TV.

Philips & Lite-On Digital Solutions (PLDS) have unveiled a 24x DVD burner.

Apple capped off its keynote at the World Wide Developers Conference by announcing a new iPhone, the 3GS.

YouTube have launched a version of the site optimized for television viewing.

A DVD-sniffing anti-piracy dog named Paddy has uncovered a huge cache of 35,000 discs in Malaysian warehouses.