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New smartphones from Sony, Motorola and the first-ever Twitter-only mobile device -- the TwitterPeek -- headline a busy week for handset makers as the holiday shopping season heats up.

Silver members can get a free trial of all the gaming system's features Nov. 20-23.

[05:04 PM, November 20, 2009]

If you haven't ordered a Nook already, you won't see one until January at the earliest.

[03:38 PM, November 20, 2009]

Sony puts its PlayStation Network on steroids, networking more devices and providing more downloadable content.

[11:53 AM, November 20, 2009]

A new video making the rounds shows Microsoft employees dancing in organized fashion at one of the company's newly opened retail stores. Is this just another ham-fisted guerilla marketing campaign from Microsoft?

[07:58 PM, November 19, 2009]

Sony says it can't guarantee Daily Edition shipments before Christmas.

[10:04 AM, November 19, 2009]

Casio says its new digital camera can be dropped and drowned -- and it keeps on clicking.

[09:28 AM, November 18, 2009]

Univision, the primary provider of Spanish-language programming in the U.S., will move its content to Google's YouTube in a move to capture business from the fast-growing Hispanic market.

[08:06 PM, November 16, 2009]

The proposed settlement between Google and organizations representing book publishers regarding Google's planned move to provide digital versions of published works has not resolved issues related to orphan works and foreign works.

[04:24 PM, November 16, 2009]

Samsung said its new Galaxy Spica smartphone, a follow-on to Samsung's Moment, is the first Android-powered smartphone to support DivX for watching video.

[02:01 PM, November 16, 2009]

Apple is looking to hire an engineer for its own in-house game development team, a move which runs the risk of alienating one of its biggest parts of its iPhone and iTouch development community.

[08:10 PM, November 13, 2009]

Video game software sales plunged in October, said NPD, and despite price cuts from Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo, demand for consoles is down too. But gamers aren't giving up entirely: Used games are looking pretty attractive.

[10:24 AM, November 13, 2009]

Apple is planning a launch wave of up to 50 stores around the world, as it looks to expand its retail footprint outside the boundaries of the U.S.

[02:34 PM, November 12, 2009]