Tag: iPad
New Kindle Lineup to Debut September 6?
Amazon has a big media even scheduled for September 6th. Speculation points to the debut of this year’s Kindle refresh. The new lineup could include a larger Kindle Fire, and…
Kindle Fire Release Rumors, and What is More Likely to Happen
There is a major rumor going around that six different Kindle Fire models will be released next week. The six models may include different screen sizes, resolutions, and who knows…
Kindle Touch Hidden Gem
There is one issue with my Kindle that I wish Amazon would make more intuitive. That issue is deleting books directly from my Kindle. I understand that there is a…
The Tablet Divide
When I got my iPad, I also got an external keyboard. It worked okay, but since it wasn’t directly integrated with the tablet, it did have some lag time. My…
10.1 Inch Kindle Fire, is it a good idea?
I have watched so many people who otherwise wouldn’t consider a tablet purchase a Kindle Fire this year because of the great price and good company brand. In addition to…
How the Digital Revolution has Changed the Nature of Reading
I’ve been reading a lot of good books lately. Some kept my attention better than others though. I just finished Tina Fey’s hit autobiography, Bossypants. It has been awhile since…
Last Minute iPad 3 vs Kindle Fire Thoughts
I am writing this on the eve of the launch of the next generation iPad. So speculations on what new features the iPad 3 will offer and what it means…
Amazon to Sell E-Books Non Exclusively
Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) has sold e-books in the Kindle Store using its own formatting style ever since the Kindle was introduced in 2007. That will change next year when a…
Sony to Launch a Foldable Tablet Later this Year
The Sony Reader was the first to get touch screen technology. It set off a big touch screen craze that included all of the major e-readers: Kindle, Nook, and Kobo. …
Color E-Ink Kindle on the Horizon?
Don’t give up on e-ink Kindles yet. After the success of the Kindle Fire and the tablet boom, I was beginning to think that e-ink was on its way out. …