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People walk past a giant lion sculpture at the MGM Grand Macau hotel resort in Macau

MGM averts bankruptcy, gets $500 million finance bail out

The new structure gives debt-holders a stake and JP Morgan arranges $500 million

Sony launches online streaming-music service

In what appears to be Sony's success in its efforts to link its hardware with online content-delivery services, the Japanese electronics behemoth said on Wednesday it has launched an online streaming-music service, the Wall Street journal reported.

Call of Money; Black Ops Hits $1 Billion In Sales

Call of Duty: Black Ops is the quickest video game ever to reach $1 billion in sales.

Call of Duty: Black Ops is the quickest video game ever to reach the $1 billion mark.

Google stumbles in TV playground

Google Inc., the company known for innovation, has stumbled in what was to be its main offering this holiday season. It has asked several of its partners to delay their rollouts of Google TV so that the company can further refine it.

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Sony To Be A Player In TV, Film And Video Gaming

Sony Corporation of America's CFO Robert Wiesenthal said the company will bridge the gap between the media and Hollywood, as a content creator and an electronics manufacturer.

A prototype Internet tablet is displayed in this file photo

Is Windows 7 Tablet-Only Edition On The Horizon?

As the tablet market is being crowded each day with more and more devices, time is ripe for Microsoft to unveil a new operating system exclusively for tablets.

HTC - DROID Incredible Mobile Phone - Black (Verizon Wireless)

Best Buy Offers Free Smartphones Through December

As the holiday shopping season is underway, Best Buy Mobile, the mobile specialty retail unit of Best Buy Co. Inc. (NYSE:BBY), will be offering a minimum of four free smartphones every day through December.

Apple chief executive Steve Jobs introduces Game Center for iPod at Apple's music-themed September media event in San Francisco

Apple's Game Center Now Asks For Real Name

Apple has updated the terms of service for their Game Center application to display a gamer's real name along with the nickname while sending invitation to friends, a move that is geared towards decreasing anonymity in gaming.

iPad tops the wish list of kids aged 6-12; beats gadgets like gaming consoles, iPhone and Kinect

Apple iPad has topped the electronic gadget wish list of kids aged 6-12, beating probables like Nintendo and Sony PlayStation game consoles.

Viacom Content Blocked On Google TV

Viacom becomes the latest to block its content from Google TV

Facebook founder Zuckerberg's first website sold for $30K

FaceMash.com, a website made by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg during his student days at Harvard University that landed him in trouble, was sold at an auction last week for slightly more than $30,000.

A girl demonstrates the game "Kinectimals" for Kinect for Xbox 360 during a media briefing at the Wiltern theatre in Los Angeles

Microsoft hopes Kinect will help revive Xbox sales in holiday season

Microsoft hopes that its newly launched hands-free sensor gadget, Kinect's growing popularity will help revive sales of its Xbox game console in the upcoming shopping season.

Twitter flush with cash, says founder

Twitter claims it has a lot of money in the bank. Looking into Evan Williams' claim, it seems to be the Promoted Suite that has made the site rich.

A screengrab courtesy of OnLive, a new videogame company aiming to challenge the big three console makers by providing a "cloud-based" gaming system

OnLive to begin selling gaming console for $99

OnLive, a video game streaming company, will begin selling its small gaming console on Thursday for a promotional price of $99.

Sony Ericsson's 4.3-inch Anzu appears minus Gingerbread; locks horns with HTC's G2

Specifications of Sony Ericsson's Anzu smartphone are out in the wild and the reports confirm it's not running on Gingerbread juice.

A model poses at Sony's booth to promote its 3D TV sets in Chiba, east of Tokyo,

Sony unveils world's first tilting TV set

Japan’s Sony Corp unveiled the world's first tilting screen that could be set up either vertically or slotted to a six-degree backwards lean.

Microsoft released the Kinect to the public in a special event in New York City in Times Square.

Console Competitors Gear Up To Beat Nintendo

Sony and Microsoft are hoping their new motion sensor controllers help them surpass long-time industry champion Nintendo in the console race this holiday season.

Actresses ready themselves for next Academy Awards

Academy awards have always been the pinnacle of one's achievement in the film world and since its inception in 1928 there has been intense speculation about prospective winners. Come December and these opinions escalate. Here is a run down on what the media is saying about the best female lead prospects for the 2011 statuette.

Microsoft Launches Kinect

Having faced multiple hardware debacles ranging from Zune to Kin, Microsoft is out to prove naysayers false with its Xbox add-on Kinect, a motion sensor and voice recognition technology-based device that allows users to control games and movies with gestures and voice.