With all the main stories already posted, I thought I would take this time to quickly sum up Digital Life. The show, itself, still has a lot of room to grow and I think that... More...

A large percentage of the computers at Digital Life were running Microsoft's upcoming version of Windows named Vista. Obviously, the entire Microsoft setup was focused around the operating system's advancements and ability to tie into... More...

Blu-ray is, without a doubt, one of Sony's most important products in a long time. It's big enough that they took a flagship brand, PlayStation, and turned it into a steward for the new high... More...

Oddly enough, one of the more interesting devices at the convention was a flash drive. U3, the company that developed the technology behind the new "smart" drives that are sold by various flash drive manufacturers,... More...

Sony's WiFi answer to devices such as the Sidekick, the Sony Mylo, was on display at the edges of the Sony booth. I have to admit, I was extremely skeptical of the device from the... More...

Sony put a lot of focus on the PS3 this year and for good reason. With a large amount of the company's future riding on the video game system's hopeful success, they want to make... More...

Of all the remote controls and PC peripherals they had on display, perhaps the most intriguing Logitech display was that of the Easy Call Desktop and QuickCam Ultra Vision. Featuring a wireless keyboard, wireless laser... More...

As expected, Eidos unveiled their new urban third-person shooter 25 to Life at E3 last week - and we've got the first shots of the game in action. In effect, the PS2 and Xbox title... More...