Here's introducing the Inkplate 4 TEMPERA, a portable and versatile all-in-one e-paper device that can be the perfect device for DIY enthusiasts to tinker around with. As Geeky Gadgets revealed, the device comes with a 3.8-inch E Ink display having 600 x 600 pixels resolution which makes for a 221 PPI pixel density. The display also comes with front-light support, which means … [Read more...] about Inkplate 4 TEMPERA is an ESP-32 powered all-in-one e-paper device with 3.8-inch E Ink display
New Changes for Send to Kindle for Documents
Amazon is making a number of changes to Send to Kindle. The company has announced the dates, in which they are sunsetting support for AZW, PRC and MOBI. You won't be be able to use these formats by the end of the year. It is all not doom and gloom though, there is some good news that has just been announced. Send to Kindle for Documents is getting some robust new changes that … [Read more...] about New Changes for Send to Kindle for Documents
Important changes to Kindle for Mac
Amazon is sending emails to customers who have downloaded or are currently using the Kindle for Mac software. Support will end for the current Kindle for Mac, now called the Kindle Classic app, by October 31, 2023. The new and improved Kindle for Mac, which offers enhanced book reading and library management, is now available to download from the Mac app store. All of your … [Read more...] about Important changes to Kindle for Mac
Onyx Boox Palma e-reader review
The Onyx Boox Palma is a brand new e-reader with a form factor of a smartphone. This makes it easy to pull out of your pocket and read ebooks or manga. This is about as close to a phone that Onyx will likely ever release. I think Onyx is trying to compete in this market segment against the Hisense Hi Reader, which has the same design. However, what makes the Palma compelling is … [Read more...] about Onyx Boox Palma e-reader review
Amazon races ahead with generative AI-capable Alexa development
During Amazon's recent devices event, the tech giant dropped hints of transitioning Alexa from a free service to a chargeable one in the near future. The event showcased generative AI features that Amazon has been developing for Alexa, promising Echo users a glimpse of these capabilities in the upcoming months. These features include engaging in more dynamic conversations with … [Read more...] about Amazon races ahead with generative AI-capable Alexa development
Amazon making Kindle personal documents compatible with KFX
Amazon has initiated the process of transitioning user-uploaded Kindle personal documents to the newer KFX format, claimed MobileRead. Initially introduced on the Kindle Scribe, this feature is now expanding its support to various other Kindle devices and apps, including Kindle for Android and Kindle for iOS. Previously, Amazon was delivering personal documents in their older … [Read more...] about Amazon making Kindle personal documents compatible with KFX
Right Stuf Anime Store Shutting Down, Expanding the Crunchyroll Store
Image credit: Crunchyroll Right Stuf is a leading distributor of anime and manga products in North America. Established in 1987, the Right Stuf issued a press release stating its struggles with offering top-quality anime, manga, and related products. So, last year, Right Stuf was acquired by Sony and announced that it will join the Crunchyroll family. Around a year … [Read more...] about Right Stuf Anime Store Shutting Down, Expanding the Crunchyroll Store
These 183,000 Books Are Intensifying the Fight Between Publishing & Tech
Recently, Alex Reisner of the Atlantic reported that a dataset of more than 183,000 books was used (without permission) for training generative AI systems by Bloomberg, Meta, and others. This dataset of pirated books is called Books3 and includes books by famous authors such as J.K. Rowling, Neil Gaiman, Amitav Ghosh, and more. Reisner has provided an easy-to-use search … [Read more...] about These 183,000 Books Are Intensifying the Fight Between Publishing & Tech
First look at the Onyx Boox Palma e-reader
The Onyx Boox Palma is a highly portable e-reader designed to look like a phone. You can carry it around in your pockets, and the form factor differs from an Amazon Kindle or Barnes and Noble Nook. It is light, so you can whip it out on public transit or read in direct sunlight. Battery life is measured in weeks, not days. The big selling points behind the Palma are Android 11 … [Read more...] about First look at the Onyx Boox Palma e-reader