Microsoft is taking aim at Barnes & Noble, and its component makers Foxconn and Inventec, for patent infringements that are supposedly inherent in aspects of the Android operated Barnes & Noble NOOK eReader.
The Association of American Publishers has released its January sales figures and, not unexpectedly, things look rosy for eBooks and grim for tangible paperbacks and hardcovers.
The popular NOOK Color eReader is available for a sizeable discount on eBay. Granted, a lot of products are available at significant discounts on eBay, but in this case it's a new product straight from the manufacturer.
AT&T, which has provided wireless data service for the 3G-enabled Amazon Kindle since its inception, is now planning on bringing the wildly successful eReader to its retail stores all around the nation.
Barnes & Noble's NOOK for Android app has recently received a few tweaks to make it more user-friendly.
Maybe the Amazon Kindle hasn't completely blown the competition out of the water just yet: while reporting its earnings for the third quarter, which ended on January 29, Barnes and Noble made the claim that it now owns a 25 percent share of the eBook market in the US.
Maybe the Amazon Kindle hasn't completely blown the competition out of the water just yet: while reporting its earnings for the third quarter, which ended on January 29, Barnes and Noble made the claim that it now owns a 25 percent share of the eBook market in the US.
The Spring Design Alex eReader is dead. The Android-powered dual-screen device is no longer in stock and production on new units has ceased. Company officials claim the investor has pulled funding.
Amazon touts its Kindle apps under the slogan, "Buy Once, Read Everywhere." It intriguied TabletPCReview contributor and bookworm Vince Font, who decided to give the Kindle apps a try. Is the Kindle ecosystem suitable for an avid reader, and do they offer enough for Vince to swear of paper-based books forever?
The newest Kindle software update has finally put the eReader on pace with books, adding sorely missed page numbers to the device.
Less than a week after its release to the public, developer deeper-blue (aka Rafael Brune) has managed to port the Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) SDK preview to his NOOKcolor, and has released the port to the public.
Mystery shrouds the Kindle's sales history since Amazon adamantly refuses to provide any hard sales figures, opting instead for numerical circumlocutions. And the internet retailer taunted curious news outlets again, releasing its Q4 earnings report with allusions to the Kindle's success, but no actual numbers.
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