PopCap Games is leading the latest development in the zombie apocalypse, inking multiple licensing deals to further maximize the value of its blockbusters "Plants vs. Zombies," "Bejeweled" and other games.

Pioneers in satellite radio, HTML, satellite television and Korean consumer electronics are among the dozen 2012 inductees into the Consumer Electronics Hall of Fame.

Barnes & Noble's new digital subsidiary starts life with a $300 million investment from Microsoft, in a strategic partnership gives Microsoft a 17.6 percent equity stake in the $1.7 billion venture.

Hockey fans can test their in-game predictive powers with the licensed NHL PrePlay second screen app, which lets fans play along with the televised action, pitting their expertise against everyone else or just a private circle of friends.

'Dragon’s Lair,' the first videogame to have characters that actually looked like characters, is now available as a digital comic from zuuka. “Lead on, adventurer… your quest awaits!”

Google disclosed its latest “spring cleaning” actions today, following chief executive Larry Page’s guidance to pare down the company’s less popular products.

Roku boxes and their streaming platform are officially available in Canada, ready to bring more than 100 channels of entertainment to connected home entertainment systems.

The Apple rumor du jour is that Philippe Starck is working with Apple on a “revolutionary” product that the public can expect to see in less than a year. But could he have meant he was designing the new Paris Apple Store?.

Billionaire financier Philip Falcone said he may seek bankruptcy protection for Reston-based LightSquared, his wireless networking company, The Wall Street Journal reported.

The latest project from Rovio, which was announced at MIPTV on Sunday, is a weekly shortform animation series that may explain why the "Angry Birds" are so angry. Nick Dorra, Rovio’s head of animation (pictured), said the company is going to roll out a weekly shortform animation series later this year.