Looks Like the Kindle Voyage Has Reached the End of Its Journey
While many people don’t care about e-readers past their ability to download and read books, the Voyage felt like the first Kindle to have a sense of style.
While many people don’t care about e-readers past their ability to download and read books, the Voyage felt like the first Kindle to have a sense of style.
If you’re ready to splurge, you won’t be disappointed.
"Screen fatigue" blamed for nation slowly returning to charity shop Dickens and cookbooks.
First it ruined its Meal Deal, now this.
Coming on September 6th.
Called Page Flip. Lets you flip pages.
The Amazon Kindle Oasis is unlike any eReader I’ve seen before. It's expensive, but my brief fumble through its digital pages left me intrigued. "Read on", is my apt suggestion...
With battery life set to suffer.
Straight from the Bezos' mouth.
If you own one of Amazon’s pre-2012 Kindles, listen up: there’s a critical update that you need to install if you want to keep using it, and you must do so before March 22nd.
While the hardware has come a very long way, the user interface has until now been lingering.
Gadgets make them try harder and think they look cooler.
What if each of the stories on your eReader were customised to wherever they happened to be at the moment? That’s the idea behind the Trip Book. Read More >>
And, do you prefer digital books or traditional paper ones?
Give your scanner a workout.
Misleading headlines show either a lack of comprehension or, worse, an anti-eBook agenda.
