When it comes to Valentine's Day gifts, chocolates, flowers, jewelry, and even consumer electronics were among the top ten gifts people would like to receive from their significant other, according to an online survey conducted by Yahoo! and Decipher Inc. Of the 1,750 adults that participated in the four day survey, 26% percent admitted to wanting a techie gift on Valentine's Day. And who can ...

Another year, another whirlwind of innovations in consumer technology. It can be hard to keep up. For instance, do you know what distinguishes Microsoft Corp.'s latest music player and Amazon.com Inc.'s new electronic book reader from their competitors? Or what the new robot cleaner cleans? Take our quiz to see how well you've kept up with recent developments -- and try not to fall behind this ...

Don’t blink. Consumer technology is advancing rapidly. Take the quiz and find out how up on the latest trends you are.

Amazon.com announced it will take its DRM-free music downloading service international sometime this year...

Beginning later this year, Amazon plans to roll out international versions of its DRM-free music store.

Amazon.com is hoping consumers will turn to it for music instead of Apple's iTunes or Microsoft's Zune store in order to take advantage of a more open format.

Amazon.com is hoping consumers will turn to it for music instead of Apple's iTunes or Microsoft's Zune store in order to take advantage of a more open format.

Electronics maker Haier claims its Ibiza Rhapsody media player "requires no PC hookup -- ever!" because it can wirelessly tap AOL Video and the Rhapsody To Go music service.

So you finally got one of those MP3 players for the holidays. You got one as a gift or you finally realized that this is the future of music...

Sony BMG Music Entertainment, the last major music label holding out against selling music online without copy protection, relented Thursday and announced Amazon.com Inc.'s digital music store will carry songs by its artists.