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Amazon to offer a better Kindle library content management system in first half of 2010

by Robert Nelson on Nov 20, 2009 at 01:07 PM

As many people who use a Kindle have most likely realized—the management of your books on the device is less than stellar. Personally, I have taken to just removing books after I have read them in order to keep my reading list manageable, or at least a little nicer to… Continue Reading »

Kindle for PC now available

by Robert Nelson on Nov 11, 2009 at 10:59 AM

I am not really sure how this one got by me yesterday, but given I tend to obsessively follow ebook reader news and still missed it, I figured someone else may benefit from the news. With that, Amazon has released the promised Kindle for PC app. Which means that Kindle… Continue Reading »

Read Kindle books on your Windows machine

by Iyaz Akhtar on Oct 22, 2009 at 11:26 AM

With the ebook reader market getting bigger and bigger, Amazon is trying to keep relevant.  You could access Kindle books on your Kindle and on the iPhone app—now there is the Kindle reader for Windows so you can read on your laptop.  Sure a computer screen is usually hardly optimal… Continue Reading »

Barnes & Noble jumps into e-Book market, reveals e-Reader

by Natesh Sood on Oct 14, 2009 at 07:09 PM

Many big companies have already entered into the e-Reader department, most notably Amazon and Sony.  Apparently Barnes & Noble have been working on e-Reader designs for quite some time now, and images and product information are finally beginning to surface.  Barnes & Noble has already announced a product event slated… Continue Reading »

High schools and colleges testing the use of Kindle and iPhones in classrooms

by Heather Wood on Sep 25, 2009 at 02:00 PM

It looks as though it is possible that schools will soon start phasing out traditional textbooks and instead rely on tech products like Kindle and iPhone to provide course materials.  A pilot project in Oklahoma City at the Francis Tuttle Technology Center is giving e-readers and smartphones to students as… Continue Reading »

Refurbished first-generation Kindle now available from Amazon for $149.99

by Robert Nelson on Sep 17, 2009 at 11:55 AM

Here we have a pretty nice deal on the original Amazon Kindle.  Of course, due to the fact that these are the original models, these are being sold as refurbished.  The good news is that they are selling for $149.99.  All things considered that is not a bad price to… Continue Reading »

Watershed moment?  Dan Brown’s “Lost Symbol” ebook outselling hardcover

by JG Mason on Sep 16, 2009 at 02:05 PM

Take it with some salt, but over at Amazon the ebook version of “Lost Symbol” by Dan Brown is outselling the hardcover.  Could this be the watershed moment for publishers looking to cut back on production costs of books?  Could it be consumers have finally fallen for the diminutive ebook… Continue Reading »

Library in Boston prep school replaced by ebook readers

by Shawn Ingram on Sep 6, 2009 at 08:04 AM

It seems like a far off dream that one day libraries will be replaced by ebook readers such as the Amazon Kindle and Sony Reader.  However, in some cases it’s looking more and more like the the current state.  Amazon is looking into the textbook sales with the Kindle DX… Continue Reading »

The Amazon Kindle is actually more eco-friendly than books?

by Natesh Sood on Aug 29, 2009 at 01:28 PM

At first glance, it is hard to imagine a piece of electronics to be more energy efficient and environmentally friendly than something we have been using for centuries - books.  Right off the bat, the Amazon Kindle is not better than books, but under the right conditions, these eBook readers… Continue Reading »

Apple’s rumored tablet no threat to the Kindle

by Sue Walsh on Jul 27, 2009 at 08:13 PM

Although Steve Jobs once dismissed the idea of an Apple e-reader by proclaiming people don’t read, the rumors that Apple plans to release an internet tablet later this year has many believing it’s the company’s answer to Amazon’s wildly successful Kindle.  Sure, you probably could read books on it but… Continue Reading »

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