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New rules governing how iOS apps handle in-app purchases went into effect on June 30, and the date passed without much fanfare and seemingly without much compliance from many apps

More than two months after rolling out service to a limited number of Android smartphones, Netflix has come out with an update today that adds video streaming functionality to 17

JK Rowling's announcement last month that she would finally be releasing digital versions of the Harry Potter novels was met with great excitement. That's no surprise as the series is

A consortium of content providers, delivery services, software and hardware companies called the Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE) is ready to launch a business-to-business content licensing program based on the

Jailbreaking, the act of hacking an Apple mobile device to allow for the installation of unapproved, third-party apps, is often seen as a niche activity undertaken by only a small

The American Library Association (ALA) has just released its 2011 Public Library Funding and Technology Access Survey, and among its findings, 67% of public libraries in the U.S. now offer

Author J.K. Rowling unveiled the plans behind the mysterious Pottermore website this morning, and fans that were hoping for a new installment in the beloved Harry Potter series or for

Amid rumors of a possible buyout, the popular TV and movie streaming service Hulu is at last making its Android debut as promised. Like its iPhone counterpart, the mobile app

The number of people who check out e-books via their local library is still pretty small - less than 15% of people in a recent survey indicated that they turned

It appears that power users who "root" (take administrative control over) their Android devices will not have access to Google's newly launched movie rental service. The restriction has to do