Create a personal newspaper for your Kindle with Feedbooks
Feedbooks.com — a site we have previously mentioned on this site — has a new feature which allows Kindle users to download RSS feed directly onto the Kindle in a…
Esquire magazine will publish next months issue with an e-ink cover
Esquire Magazine celebrates its 75th birthday this year. To celebrate this milestone Esquire has partnered up with a Cambridge, Massachusetts based technology company, E Ink Corporation (the same company which…
Quick update, get the free Tor.com e-book directly from Amazon.com
Just a quick update following on from the previous post. Tor.com has made 24 e-book available to download, you can now download some of them directly from Amazon.com and get…
Tor.com goes live, get 24 free sci-fi and fantasy e-books
Back in May we got wind of a new social fanzine site especially for science-fiction and fantasy readers, Tor.com was due for launch we were told imminently, but as with…
Kindle Photo of the Day #29: Blue Mountains
Eric sent in this wonderful picture, what a great place to go to read. Eric says; I wanted to show you the stellar location I was able to read my…
Kindle drop test
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Whenever you purchase an expensive new gadget you dread about dropping it, you take it out of the packaging with care and handle it like a newborn child, but as…
Are you embarrassed by what you read? Kindle comes to the rescue
Oh my god, why is everyone is looking at me??!!!… are you the type of person who gets paranoid about what people are thinking when you indulge in the latest…
Sunday Night Links: 20 July 2008
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Welcome to the BlogKindle.com weekly news round-up! Every Sunday we compile a list of our favourite stories from the past week, we also bring to you our selection of Kindle…
New York Times Best Sellers: 18 July 2008
Welcome to the New York Times Best Sellers list for July 18th, 2008. Each week we go through the top sellers on the list and give you our top 3…
Kindle “Still Too Expensive for Mass Acceptance”
That’s what analyst Steve Weinstein of Portland’s Pacific Crest told the San Francisco Chronicle, adding that Amazon has sold around 40,000 units so far this year and could sell between…