Google may soon be searching your set-top box, the PlayStation Network gets new high-def movies, and Lady Gaga may grace Rock Band.

Video:March Madness over 3G and EDGE

T-Mobile switches its default mobile browser, Tekken is coming to the iPhone, and CBS has a new app that will stream March Madness over 3G and EDGE.

ABC makes good on its promise to Cablevision, gamers can declare their sexual orientation on Xbox Live, and Twitter passes the 10 billionth tweet mark.

Video:Pressing reboot on Windows Phone

Microsoft's Charlie Kindel talks to CNET's Ina Fried about the decision to push developers in a new direction to write software for the company's new 7 series phones. Also, Kindlel gives a quick demo of the phone's new interface.

RealNetworks is forced to give in to Hollywood, Microsoft develops apps for Android, and Marvel-themed television sets hit the market.

Video:'Daily Show,' 'Colbert Report' to leave Hulu

Apple sues HTC over iPhone patents, TiVo announces its Series4 DVR units, and "The Daily Show" and "The Colbert Report" are leaving Hulu.

TiVo's new Series4 Premiere and Premiere XL DVRs offer an updated user interface and enhanced integration and search capabilities for online video.

Video:PlayStation Network lives

Your cell phone carrier may waive your calls to Chile, the world's largest solar-powered boat is ready to set sail, and Sony's online gaming service is up and running again.

The Nexus One is rumored to hit Verizon this month, The Princeton Review ranks the top 50 schools for game design, and PS3 users are not happy.

Video:Sexting 101

Microsoft launches a security update that not everyone's happy with, the Nintendo DS is about to become an e-reader, and LG wants to teach your parents about sexting.