It would seem that in the world of e-books, it’s all fair in love, war and books when it comes to Amazon. Just when we thought Amazon was about to
After news that the rumoured Apple tablet could be venturing into the e-book reader market, Amazon seems to be making some aggressive moves to beat off the speculated Apple tablet
In November 2009, the Amazon Kindle was listed as the ‘most gifted item’ on the Amazon online shop as well seeing sales sky rocketing for ebook reader over the Christmas
In the spirit of giving, hackers have claimed success in cracking copyright protections on Amazon’s Kindle eReader, allowing eBooks to be exported to other devices. The eBooks will take the
Up until now owning a Kindle, the cool eBook reader from Amazon, has been the privildge of our Amercian cousins. But no more. Amazon have announced that the Kindle will be available in over 100 countries worldwide and will include free 3G connectivity so you can download books from the Amazon Kindle Store on the go.
Disney and Asus have teamed together to produce a new netbook that is designed for children between the ages of 6 and 12. The Intel ATOM powered netbook, which has both watchful parents and curious kids in mind, includes more than 40 robust parental control options and extra filters on the Browsers and email. These extra filters assure that parents are able to control online safety and content for their children, and can easily select with whom their children can correspond via email.
It would seem that the credit crunch has not pinched into the pockets of us gadget lovers this Xmas as Amazon announce that its 2008 ‘holiday season’ finished as its
Now, when many of us heard of the online retailer Amazon back in 1995…Okay, we really did not say anything, but once we knew they sold books, we took a
