• Project Natal Hitting Xbox 360 This Year

  
  Microsoft's full-body game control system will launch in time for the holidays this year, CEO Ballmer says in CES keynote.

• CES: Gadgets and Gear Emerge

  
  Consumer electronics firms are pulling back the curtains on their quirky, innovative, and cool entries. Take a look at the early product announcements.
• Panasonic Promises 3D Plasma HDTVs by Summer
• First USB 3.0 Tests: Western Digital's My Book Sails
• Gateway Adds DVD to EC Series Ultraportables
• HP Unveils Touch Netbook, Plans to Show Tablet at CES
• Toshiba Unveils 'Cell TV' HDTV and Media Center Set-Top Box
• HTC HD2 Coming to T-Mobile US This Spring
• Sony Emphasizes 3D Across All HDTV Lines
• Google's Nexus One Phone: Questions and Answers

Latest News

• Tablets Steal the Show at CES Whether you call them slates or tablets, these thin, touchable, and Twitter-friendly devices are all the rage at CES.
• Microsoft, Accenture to Launch Retail Service Package Microsoft, Accenture team on retail integration service
• Mobile Banking Faces Uphill Battle in Mature Markets The mobile phone is turning into the platform of choice for banking in emerging markets. However, in developed markets the mobile phone has struggled.
• Google Applies to Become Electricity Marketer Google has created an energy subsidiary and is asking the government for permission to buy and resell electricity in a wholesale manner.
• Apple Patent Reveals Work on Improved Mobile Touch Screen A recently released Apple patent application hints at how the company is developing improved multi-touch screens for mobile devices, including iPhones and Macbooks.
• Moorestown Platform Brings "Intel Inside" to Mobile Phones Intel CEO Paul Ottelini used CES 2010 to unveil new smartphones built on Intel's Moorestown platform.
• Oracle Critical Patch Update Includes 24 Fixes Oracle's upcoming patch update includes 24 fixes.
• Heartland to Pay up to $60 Million to Visa Over Breach Heartland Payment Systems agrees to pay up to $60 million to Visa card issuers after a 2008 data breach.
• Samsung Launches Galaxy Spica Android Phone Handset maker also unveils two new touchscreen feature phones.
• Chicago Grand Theft Auto IV-Related Ad Ban Blocked The US District Court has issued an injunction against the Chicago Transit Authority's ban on particular video game ads.
• President Sarkozy Adds His Support to French Google Tax Plan French President Nicolas Sarkozy has added his support to a proposal to tax Google and other online advertising networks
• Microsoft Game Room Details Revealed Microsoft confirmed their keynote predictions with the announcement of the Microsoft Game Room, a new service for playing classic arcade games on XBox Live.
• Slates, E-Readers Face Off at CES Tablet or e-reader: How do you know which is right for you?
• Of Tea Leaves and Tablets When tablet-sized rumors take hold, the wondering and speculation begin. While others ponder the physical characteristics of such a slice of Apple magic, my mind...
• New Mass Effect 2 Trailers Highlight Companions and Classes BioWare releases two new trailers revealing the latest companion and the Vanguard class's devastating "biotic charge" ability.
• Microsoft Won't Fix Windows 7 Crash Bug Next Week Microsoft says it will deliver a single security update on Tuesday to patch just one vulnerability in Windows.
• Palm On the Right Path With Pre Plus, Pixi Plus Upgraded handsets and deals with more carriers show Palm is thinking about its customers.
• Google Lets You Search for What's "Near Me Now" Latest location-based feature for mobile devices could prove handy, if more people had access to it.
• Amazon's Kindle Yet to Make an Impact in India Amazon's Kindle may prove to be a nonstarter in India where the market is price sensitive and still prefers physical books.
• China's Hanvon Aims for Europe With E-readers Chinese e-reader maker Hanvon Technology is trying to sell more of its devices in Europe and the U.S.

Latest Videos

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  Permanent 3D Glasses, Futuristic 3D Identification Card, Samsung's New E-Book Reader. and More Senior Editor Tim Moynihan takes a look in what's new in display technology at CES 2010.
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  "Future Proofed" Sanyo HD Camcorder and Other New Cameras from Samsung and Sony Senior Editor Tim Moynihan briefs you on new cameras and camcorders from Samsung, Sanyo and Sony.
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  Battling AR Gaming Helicopter Controlled by iPhone This "quadricopter" streams real-time video from its two cameras back to the iPhone or iPod Touch that controls it.

Today in PCW Blogs

• BizFeed
  Moorestown Platform Brings "Intel Inside" to Mobile Phones Intel CEO Paul Ottelini used CES 2010 to unveil new smartphones built on Intel's Moorestown platform.
• Today @ PC World
  Samsung Launches Galaxy Spica Android Phone Handset maker also unveils two new touchscreen feature phones.
• Game On
  Chicago Grand Theft Auto IV-Related Ad Ban Blocked The US District Court has issued an injunction against the Chicago Transit Authority's ban on particular video game ads.
• Today @ PC World
  Slates, E-Readers Face Off at CES Tablet or e-reader: How do you know which is right for you?
• Game On
  New Mass Effect 2 Trailers Highlight Companions and Classes BioWare releases two new trailers revealing the latest companion and the Vanguard class's devastating "biotic charge" ability.
• Today @ PC World
  Palm On the Right Path With Pre Plus, Pixi Plus Upgraded handsets and deals with more carriers show Palm is thinking about its customers.
• Today @ PC World
  Google Lets You Search for What's "Near Me Now" Latest location-based feature for mobile devices could prove handy, if more people had access to it.
• Geek Tech
  Intel: 27 New Laptop, Desktop CPUs Arrive in January Intel has officially launched its 32-nanometer CPUs, including 11 Arrandale chips for laptops, six Clarkdale chips for desktops, and seven new chipsets.
• Today @ PC World
  Blio E-Book Platform: No Reader (Yet), But Great Graphics Based heavily on Microsoft presentation technologies, Blio excels at recreating illustrated titles that don’t fare well on e-Ink displays.
• Today @ PC World
  A Closer Look at the Palm Pre Plus, Pixi Plus, and WebOS 1.4 Palm didn't announce anything groundbreaking today at the company's CES press conference, but the new hardware and software updates are much-welcomed.
• Today @ PC World
  CES 2010: New HD Pocket Camcorders from Sanyo, Sony, and Kodak
• Today @ PC World
  Carmakers Like the Sound of HD Radio Ford and Hyundai are among the car makers who will be offering vehicles with HD Radio as a standard feature.
• Today @ PC World
  CES 2010: Olympus Unveils Pocket Zooms and Rugged Cameras Olympus's new point-and-shoots include a ruggedized, HD-video-shooting Stylus Tough model and pocketable high-zoom cameras.
• Today @ PC World
  HP drops prices, boosts specs of Envy 13 and 15 notebooks Sleek and speedy notebooks now cost significantly less, with better CPUs and GPUs