Tag: Sony Reader
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. …
Sony Tries To Step Up The Kindle Competition With Upgraded Reader Apps
Since right around the time Amazon launched the first Kindle, Sony has had trouble maintaining a place at the front of the eReading world. In a way this is really…
Sony Reader WiFi Finally Brings Real Kindle Challenge
For some time now the Kindle, while retaining its mostly uncontested status as the superior eReader choice for consumers, has been facing increasingly able competitors. The new Nook Simple Touch…
Sony Planning August Reader Release To Compete With Amazon Kindle
Long before the Kindle had a firm grasp on the eBook market, and even before the term eReader had much meaning in the minds of the public, Sony had started…
Sony Reader App Announced
Sony, the company that all but started the eReading industry, has finally gotten around to joining the mobile reading app marketplace! This December, according to their admittedly sparse preview page,…
Kindle is the most searched for eReader… and always was
I decided to do a little comparison on search volumes related to 3 leading eBook readers. You can do it for any search terms by using Google Trends from Google…
Kindle Now Sold In Canada
The Kindle 2 International continues on its path to global coverage, this time reaching Canada. The International Kindle, with its free global roaming wireless connection has attracted a lot of…
Best Buy Will Sell Sony Reader, iRex
Here’s some bad news for Amazon and the Kindle. Best Buy is planning on selling the iRex and Sony Reader in their stores. Now not only will customers be able…
Mini-comparison to Sony PRS-505
It so happened that I purchased Sony PRS-505 for my Dad. I chose Sony eReader because my Dad living outside WhisperNet coverage and having very little knowledge of English language…
Will ePub be the Death of the Kindle?
One of the recent major developments in the eReader market is Sony’s announcement that they will be fully adopting the ePub standard. Sony plans to completely abandon their own, proprietary…