10 sites for creating digital newspapers
I came across an interesting list on one of the blogs I follow. They found 10 sites that will help you create and or distribute a...Continue reading
Sipix under a microscope
The image at right is a closeup of a Sipix screen. You should click on it and see the difference between this screen tech and E-ink....Continue reading
A brief hands on with the Cruz Reader (video)
My local Borders bookstore got a Velocity Micro Cruz Reader on Friday. I’d stopped by yesterday but unfortunately they had made the natural mistake of assuming...Continue reading
Borders FAIL – Area-e launched this week
I read over on Mike Cane’s blog that his local Borders had their Area-e setup, so I took a break from my errands today and stopped...Continue reading
I’m beginning to regret buying a K3
I ordered a K3 Wifi on launch day. This was just for my own use; I hadn’t been planning to write a review. A whole lot...Continue reading
Blio is the bastard spawn of Bill Gates – It needs to die
I learned a new detail about Blio today and it has changed my opinion. Earlier this week Mike Cane asked me about Blio DRM on Twitter...Continue reading
Update on the Redfox e-readers
A couple months ago I brought you news on a new ereader maker based in the Philippines. Details were rather sparse at the time, but yesterday...Continue reading
The Lure of eBooks: Gotcha!
eBooks are like a good spy: seen but not truly noticed until the last minute when it is too late — at least that was the...Continue reading
Guess who is using the Kobo store in Australia & NZ?
Sony, that’s who. Let me assure my antipodal readers that I know I’m a week behind on this story. I missed it the first time around...Continue reading
Surrendering to Amazon: The “Strategic” Decisions That May Give Amazon the eBook Market
In the world of eBookville, few decisions will stand out as more colossal blunders than two decisions, one made by Barnes & Noble, one by Sony, that may result...Continue reading
4 Calif. school districts launch iPad pilot program
From THE Journal: Education publisher Houghton Mifflin Harcourt has launched a new algebra curriculum delivery system for Apple’s iPad. Dubbed “Fuse,” the system is being piloted...Continue reading
Telecom Italia unveiled their ebookstore
Telecom Italia supposedly announced their ebookstore today, but I’m having trouble getting specific details like number of titles, ereader price and availability, and format support. Right...Continue reading
Qualcomm to demo Mirasol screen device at CES 2011
Pocket-lint are reporting: Qualcomm has confirmed to Pocket-lint that it will launch, in connection with a partner, a device, probably an ebook reader, that features its...Continue reading
Review: Kobo Desktop Reader
So Kobo announced a new version of their reading app today. There was only one major change, and that was the new support for third party...Continue reading
iBooks only has 33k titles, and other embarrassing details
An interesting article was posted on Monday about the relative sizes of the various ebookstores. It took me a couple days to think about and double...Continue reading