Amazon has announced Kindle for Web, a cloud-based solution which brings your book library to any web browser and turns any website into a Kindle bookstore. With the announcement from Google this week, outing Google eBooks — the cloud is the new frontline in the war for book sales, is Amazon ready for battle?
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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.
UPDATE: Whoops! It seems MOTO Development Group isn’t the same company as Motorola. See the corrections below.
MOTO Development Group has shown off an e-reader running Android. Could we be witnessing a real Kindle killer in the making? See for yourself in the video after the break.
Fujitsu may have just topped the Kindle: It’s got a new eBook in the pipeline with a colour screen! Find out about Fujitsu’s Amazon Kindle killer after the jump!
The Amazon Kindle 2 has been revealed! But did you know there’s a lot more underneath that redesigned shell than simple e-reader skills?
We’ve unearthed several secrets of the Kindle 2. Want us to spill the beans? It’s all after the jump!
Get your sandwiches out of the tin foil, warm your soup up in the microwave and settle down for a meal that’s much more hearty: it’s the lunchtime lowdown, with all the latest tech news on a plate for you!
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.