Month: November 2011
Kindle Daily Deal – JFK by Fletcher Prouty and Oliver Stone
Today’s Kindle Daily Deal is JFK by Fletcher Prouty and Oliver Stone for $0.99 (vs. regular price of $14.95) Here are a couple of reviews… Prouty, who was a Washington insider…
Get Nook App For Your Kindle Fire
When it comes to deciding which eReader to buy, the biggest consideration is usually going to be whether you want to use a Nook or a Kindle forever. Because sadly,…
Penguin, Overdrive, and Amazon: Kindle Library Lending Gets Complicated
Kindle owners found themselves targeted recently in a fairly unpleasant way. Penguin USA, one of the largest publishers in the world, decided that it would be a smart business move…
Kindle Books on Sale During Cyber Monday Deals Week
During the week after Thanksgiving, Cyber Monday kicks off an online only sale on a variety of items including electronics, books, and more. There is a huge sale going on…
Kindle Fire & Nook Tablet Video Focus Brings Android Attention
It was known well ahead of the official announcement for the device ever took place that the Kindle Fire would be intended for video more than anything else. Perhaps due…
A Kindle Conversion: Why The EPUB Argument Stopped Mattering
Amazon made what appeared to be some fairly big opponents in the earliest days of the Kindle. All they had to do was decide to go with a closed format. …
Kindles Make Great Holiday Gifts for Kids
I’ve seen so many reviewers say they wish that there were more books, games and activities that would allow children to use a Kindle easily. The bestselling e-reader has mostly…
Are Airport Scanners Making Kindle Carrying Risky?
This time of year travel is anything but rare and chances are good that at some point a delay will have you sitting in an airport with nothing to do. …
Holiday Shopping/DecalGirl Artists Pt. 3
Tweet This is our traditional (8-th) Friday post in the series of weekly giveaways sponsored by DecalGirl.com. The winner of prize is Marty with the following comment “So far I…
Kindle Keyboard 3G On The Way Out
In the past several months, especially since the announcement of the Kindle Touch, I’ve mentioned regularly that I expected the Kindle Keyboard to be a thing of the past by…