San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum suits up at a motion capture studio so 2K Sports can make a realistic character of him in their next baseball video game.

It's just a rumor at this point, but a $99 iPhone could help Apple dominate the market for consumer smartphones before the competition has a chance to catch up.

Boxee, an all-in-one media center for your PC, is slowly gaining momentum as a go-to source for all of your videos, photos, and music. This week, the company has signed up Netflix so users can seamlessly stream movies on their computer by using their TV remotes. On this Daily Debrief, CNET's Kara Tsuboi and Josh Lowensohn discuss why Boxee has the right ingredients to be a game-changer in how we watch our media.

Never quite sure how much pepper you've ground onto your meal? You can light up the issue with the Pepper Pro Automatic Peppermill with Light.

CNET's Donald Bell gives his first impressions of Apple's in-ear headphones.

Who is the new closed overlord? Apple, if a recent survey is to be believed.

CNET's team of editors compare the Apple iPod Classic to the Microsoft Zune 120 MP3 player.

Web sites that feature the built-in version of Google Earth now can support Mac OS X users--or at least those who download a 47MB plug-in.

At an event in New York, the in-game advertising company pitches its product as a choice option for reaching the coveted 18-34 male demographic.

San Francisco Giants pitcher, who won the Cy Young award last month, puts on a motion capture suit for 2K Sports' Major League Baseball 2K9 video game.

San Francisco Giants pitcher Tim Lincecum lets loose during a motion-capturing session for the new Major League Baseball 2K9 video game.

Amazon.com is reporting longer-than-usual shipping times for iPod orders, and now big-box retailers like Best Buy are also seeing iPod shortages, according to Kaufman Bros.

Apple amended its lawsuit against Mac clone maker Psystar to allow for the possibility that other individuals or companies are supporting Psystar's activities.

The search portal run by the for-profit, Wikia, seems to be unavailable about 10 percent of the time, though that number may have been much higher earlier in the week.

Apple gives developers the green light to distribute a small number of promotional codes for iPhone apps, allowing some users to try them out for free.

Public-interest groups are asking the U.S. Copyright Office to allow the reverse engineering of DRM in iPhones, DVDs, video games, and music and video services.

Apple removes statement to customers urging them to use antivirus software, saying that Macs are safe "out of the box."

Apple's iPhone ensured the smartphone market would continue its strong growth during the third quarter, while the rest of the market wavered.

Tim Lincecum, one of the best pitchers in baseball, was chosen to be the cover athlete for 2K Sports' next baseball game. On Tuesday, he did a motion-capture session for the game.

During the first year of the App Store for the iPhone and iPod Touch, games and entertainment dominate the list of most-downloaded applications.

The Fred ABC Cookie Cutter lets you express your true holiday spirit.