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Sharp Corporation claims they may top 1 million big-screen televisions (60 inches or above) sold in North America alone by March of next year, and

Met with the folks from TenkieBox, the official distributor of OtterBox, last week when they gave me a couple of their really tough cases for my new iPhone

Are you "that guy" or "that gal" who has to bring the most surprising white elephant present at the gift exchange? We may have just the gadget guide list for you.

Read 'Finally - Samsung allowed to sell Galaxy 10.1 tab in Australia' on Digital Trends. A ban on the sale of Samsung's Galaxy 10.1 Tab in Australia was lifted by the country's High Court on Friday following a long legal battle with Apple. It means the Korean company is finally able to get its device in Australian stores - during the Christmas rush.

Over the years we’ve had a host a beauties grace the cover of T3 magazine, brandishing the latest and greatest kit around From making the iPad

Microsoft just announced plans to incorporate cable TV in the Xbox 360, an early step in game consoles’ attempt to replace our set-top boxes. But TVs themselves are starting to do everything, threatening to do away with all connected boxes. What

In what amounts to an impressive exercise in clandestine design cleverness, the SatPlus Sat Chair has arrived in the online retail space for those badly in need of a satellite dish.

Selling geek t-shirts, mugs, ties, high caffeine products, and many other gifts for programmers, linux hackers, and open source geeks.

We spend 365 days playing with everything we can get our hands on to bring you this: the most lust-inducing gear, tools, accessories, and gadgets of 2011. Oh, and one reincarnated Bronco with a really bad attitude

When Apple pulls the veil off of its newest store on Friday, New Yorkers will get their first glimpse at the classical architecture-meets-computers retail space inside Grand Central Terminal.