Can the Nook keep Barnes & Noble alive in a post-paperback world?
Barnes & Noble late 2012 reports look grim, and the Nook's performance continues to flounder. Can the company do anything to save itself?
Amazon may open a market for selling second-hand digital files
Amazon's latest patent will allow it to manage the resale of used files (books, music, video, and apps) between its customers.
The Ouya console is coming soon to a retailer near you
Many hyped-up Kickstarter projects get delayed but Android video game console Ouya is right on schedule. The device is out in March for Kickstarter backers.
Amazon launches virtual currency to fuel Amazon Appstore purchases
Amazon will launch its own virtual currency named Amazon Coins. Right now, it's for buying apps inside the Amazon Appstore, but it could spread beyond that.
Amazon vexes Netflix by inking a deal for exclusive streaming rights to ‘Downton Abbey’
Come June 18th, Amazon Prime Instant Video will be the only subscription-based streaming service with rights to "Downton Abbey."
Hisense brings K560 and T710 TVs to Amazon
Hisense is now selling some of its Television line at Amazon, a move that supports its plan to storm the US TV market.
Google, Facebook now buying even more favors in Washington
Google spent 70 percent more on lobbying Washington lawmakers in 2012, while Facebook spent 196 percent more. Apple, Verizon, and AT&T were a bit thriftier.
THQ Mega Pack demonstrates positives of bankruptcy, offers 19 games for $25 total
THQ's attempts to rebuild itself after a catastrophic financial collapse prove a positive for players as almost everything the company has published over the last decade can now be yours for only $25.
Instant Video Finder: Amazon hoping new feature will help users find interesting content more easily
eBay is testing out new shipment and selling systems to help you clean out that closet
EBay is in the process of testing out new selling services for amateur sellers or sellers with little time on their hands.
Sorry bookworms, Amazon is more expensive than competition when it comes to paperbacks
A new study of the Amazon's UK arm found that books purchased through the online giant could cost as much as 15 percent over the same book bought elsewhere.
[Update] Opting out of ads not an option with new Amazon tablets
The new Amazon Kindle Fire tablets supports ads but will not offer its buyers an option to opt out of "Special Offers."