On Friday, the U. S government made a declaration of its strategy to test all Energy Star appliances, to make sure they are up to competence standards.

It was said in an announcement that "The steps are part of an overall effort by the Obama Administration to improve the energy efficiency of homes and appliances to save families money".

Tailored together with some rusty old industrial parts, Double dock iPod has been stated as one of the most dreadful appearing iPod docks ever came across by the market.

Going by the screenshots and documentation posted on game blog Joystiq, Microsoft intends a late this year firmware update for its Xbox 360 system software, whereby a USB memory device will be added to support the console.

Going by a Thursday report in The Wall Street Journal (WSJ), with the iPad's scheduled April 3 launch round the corner, Apple is virtually rushing to finalize its content-related negotiations with television, newspaper, magazine, and textbook publishers; so as to ensure that iPad - for which the pre-orders have reportedly been 'brisk' - boasts sufficient content when it hits the market!

LG has been caught red handed, cheating on energy-efficiency tests for its popular refrigerators.

Ever since a recent report has speculated that Sony's PlayStation 3 would be the winner in the end, and will ultimately overtake its two main rivals - Nintendo's Wii and Microsoft's Xbox 360 gaming consoles - the electronics giant has been rejoicing.

The Japanese Electronics maker, Panasonic Corp announced to launch its 3D televisions in the United States on Wednesday.

Giant electronics manufacturer Sony recently unveiled its three ranges capable of displaying 3D TV. The new offerings unveiled over the week are - the LX900, the HX800 and HX900. While the LX900 comes with a 3D "on board", the other tow ranges require a 3D add-on.

Amidst speculations of a refresh to the MacBook Pro and perhaps other Mac computer lineups sometime soon, some MacRumors forum members have found a Geekbench benchmark of an unreleased MacBook Pro.

Panasonic Corp. has admitted that the acquisition of Sanyo Electric Co Ltd, the world's largest rechargeable battery maker, in December, will affect its full year results. Panasonic completed its 400 billion yen ($4.5 billion) acquisition of a 50.2% stake in Sanyo, in a move to establish a new growth driver.