Barnes & Noble: 650,000 NOOKnewsstand buys in two months
Barnes & Noble says its NOOKnewsstand magazine and periodical service has seen over 650,000 subscriptions and single-copy sales in its first two months.
Sony expands Music Unlimited by Qriocity in Europe
Sony has lit up its Music Unlimited by Qriocity digital music service in Spain, Italy, Germany, and France. Can it challenge iTunes?
Report puts Apple last on labor, environmental issues in China
A group of 36 Chinese groups has ranked Apple dead last among 29 companies operating in China on environmental and occupational health issues.
Android found to contain copied Java code
An analysis of Android source code has found numerous instances where Google appears to have copied original Java code without a license.
Amazon buys complete control of European DVD service Lovefilm
Amazon.com is buying complete control of Lovefilm - think Netflix, except in Europe.
Zokem: iPhone user loyalty dwarfs other platforms
A new survey from Zokem finds iPhone owners are by far the most loyal to their devices...but Android owners are even more likely to buy another.
Samsung debuts slim, feature-packed compact cameras
Samsung's new ST30, ST6500, ST95, ST90, and ST65 compact cameras aim to provide high-performance photography in slim, design-centric forms.
Samsung teases next-generation smartphone
Samsung can't seem to get Android 2.2 to its Galaxy S devices, but the company already seems to be teasing a followup to its smartphone line.
Netflix removes “Add to DVD Queue” for streaming devices
Netflix has stirred up a hornet's nest by removing an "Add to DVD Queue" function from devices that stream Netflix content.
Rusnano pours millions into Plastic Logic
Russia's Rusnano is making a significant investment in Plastic Logic to build the world's largest plastic electronics production facility...in Russia.
Study: Android 2.2 upgrades few and late
ComputerWorld has looked at Android 2.2 upgrades on devices offered on the four major U.S. carriers in 2010...and the results were pretty bleak.
Apple, Toshiba show strong U.S. computer sales
Apple and Toshiba both racked up strong U.S. sales numbers for the fourth quarter of 2010...but both Gartner and IDC now put Apple in fifth place overall.