Amazon boss Jeff Bezos recently talked about his company’s plans to make a foray into tablet and smartphone segment. Though he was a bit cryptic with his “Stay tuned” comment,
Barnes & Noble’s Nook Color recently underwent some major changes. The e-book reader now has an updated version of Froyo as well as its own app store. The e-reader is
Although tablets are fast replacing standalone e-readers, there are still plenty of us who simply deem a dedicated e-book reader a worthy investment. Amazon has now made it easier for bibliophiles to lay their hands on its best-selling Kindle e-reader.
Maybe this should be taken with a pinch of salt, but experts predict that in the foreseeable future Amazon’s hugely popular E-reader the Kindle will be free. John Walkenbach’s chart
Referencing is one of the most hideously irritating and frustrating tasks in the world and E-books don’t exactly help when their page numbers don’t match up to the numbers on
Barnes & Noble or Kindle? Stop It! Choosing is lame. Why not have both? When Barnes & Noble released the Android-powered Nook Color, one question that many people were asking
Although it’s rather unusual for something made almost entirely out of leather to cause a technical problem, Amazon seem to have found a way with their own leather cases for
Amazon’s Kindle App for Android has received an update in the form of Version 2.0, offering a variety of new features for the eBook reader on Android devices. The new
