Why should you be bound by your Kindle’s restraints? If you’ve got the know-how your Kindle can be a virtual newspaper, its own reading light, compatible with a Bluetooth keyboard, and can even run Linux. Read on to see how, and prepare to bin that warranty.
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The Barnes & Noble Nook has propelled the company’s e-book sales to new highs. Sales of digital e-books now outpace traditional paperback and hardcover book sales online for B&N. With 20 percent of the e-book market share under its belt, Barnes and Noble is ready to take on Amazon in 2011.
Netronix, a Taiwanese networking specialist, is working with Texas Instruments to develop an Android based e-book reader. The best news though? The device could be released in mid-2010.
The new Amazon Kindle might be just a few months old (and not yet released in the UK), but already it seems Amazon has a new version. What’s more, the latest reports suggest it’ll launch within weeks, packing a monster screen for more comfortable reading.
A new Kindle killer is here: the Brother e-reader, with a huge A4 sized display, has just been announced. Read on for the juicy details.
The original Kindle was an important device. The world’s first web-connected e-reader, backed by the biggest online bookshop in the world. But the Kindle 2 is what we’ve all been waiting for.
Streamlined hardware, beefed up software, and better web connections than ever before. Read on to see why the Kindle 2 will change the world.
The Kindle 2 e-reader has only just been confirmed by Amazon, but already it’s up for pre-order on the site. Want to see what it looks like in action? Check out all the official photos right here.