Kobo is gearing up to release the Kobo Libra Colour and Kobo Clara Colour e-readers using Kaleido 3 colour e-paper technology. Fnac, the largest retailer in France, released the product page earlier today, and Chapters Indigo also had a product listing before they were both taken down a couple of hours later. The Libra Colour will feature a 7-inch screen, and the Clara Colour … [Read more...] about Kobo Libra Colour and Clara Colour e-readers will ship out on May 8th
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How do you register a new Kindle to your Amazon Account?
When you purchase a new Kindle e-reader from Amazon, and are not buying it as a gift, Amazon has an option to automatically register the Kindle to your Amazon account. When the device is shipped off and you unbox it for the first time, and go through a simple setup process, the Kindle is registered, which means you do not have to even enter your Amazon login and password, it is … [Read more...] about How do you register a new Kindle to your Amazon Account?
Kobo Spring Sale: Libra 2 discounted
Amazon isn't the only company celebrating the arrival of the Spring season as Kobo too has announced a spring sale wherein it is offering the Kobo Libra 2 for a discount. You can now buy the Libra 2 for $169.99 which is just $20 less than the usual price. That might not make a huge difference though any discount is always something to cheer about. In any case, Kobo is never … [Read more...] about Kobo Spring Sale: Libra 2 discounted
The Top 10 E-Readers for College Students
E-readers have become a game-changer for college students, offering convenience that caters to their diverse academic needs. With their compact design, battery life, and digital textbook storage, students can juggle coursework, research, and leisure reading in one device. However, choosing the best e-reader can be daunting. You must check specifications like storage … [Read more...] about The Top 10 E-Readers for College Students
Introducing new Daylight Tablet with e-paper like LivePaper display
Here's introducing the Daylight Tablet, a new to-be-released tablet device that its makers claim has zero glare and does not emit any blue light. Designed by the Daylight Company, the tablet is believed to come with an RLCD display even though the company stated they are using a special e-paper for the tablet which they are referring to as the LivePaper display. The company … [Read more...] about Introducing new Daylight Tablet with e-paper like LivePaper display
e-Paper like Lenovo Tab P12 Matt Display spotted on Google Play Console database
The Lenovo Tab P12 with Matt Display that was unveiled just a few weeks back has already been spotted on the Google Play Console database. This points to its impending launch sometime soon while some key aspects of the tablet have also come to the fore. For instance, the tablet will have the TB372FC model number while a MediaTek SoC with the MT8791V/T codename will be making up … [Read more...] about e-Paper like Lenovo Tab P12 Matt Display spotted on Google Play Console database
Would you buy a Chinese e-reader?
Only a handful of e-reader brands focus exclusively on the North American market or worldwide. Amazon, Rakuten Kobo, Pocketbook, Meebook and Remarkable tend to sell their devices pretty well in every major country. Other companies focus on only one market, such as Tolino in Germany, Kyobo in South Korea, Barnes and Noble Nook in the United States, and HyRead and Mooink in … [Read more...] about Would you buy a Chinese e-reader?
What is the future of e-readers? B&W or Color screens?
Most e-readers on the market have black and white e-paper screens. The Amazon Kindle, Barnes and Noble Nook and Kobo are all major brands that provide a superior reading experience, and the devices are all relatively inexpensive. You can buy digital books and audiobooks on the device and listen to them via Bluetooth. The core technologies for black and white e-paper keep … [Read more...] about What is the future of e-readers? B&W or Color screens?
Barnes and Noble Nook Readouts is discontinued
Barnes and Noble have just discontinued Nook Readouts, the popular Nook service with blog posts, ebook excerpts, and serial reads. Barnes and Noble Nook e-Readers have just received a firmware update, 6.6.4, which has wholly removed Nook Readouts, while older devices will see messaging regarding Readouts ending on April 1, 2024. B&N Nook Readouts launched in 2015. B&N … [Read more...] about Barnes and Noble Nook Readouts is discontinued
Hyread Gaze One SC color e-reader is discontinued
Hyread is one of the largest e-reader retailers in Taiwan and has an extensive online bookstore. The company might be getting out of selling colour e-readers. They have confirmed with Good e-Reader that the Gaze One SC is now discontinued; this unit has only been on the market for less than a year. One of the big selling points was the support of English, which was very … [Read more...] about Hyread Gaze One SC color e-reader is discontinued
Should Digital Reading be Considered Screen Time?
Books are heavy, and carrying many of them is harder. The solution to this is e-reading. Devices like Kindle, Nook, and Kobo are all the rage for digital readers worldwide. But with this digital solution, the question arises: Should digital reading be considered screen time? Your reading device is still a digital screen; however, it is not considered screen time. Let's see … [Read more...] about Should Digital Reading be Considered Screen Time?
Kobo Clara Color and Kobo Libra Color teased on e-com website
Kobo has plans to release three new e-readers sometime in the next few months. The company has released several FCC applications, often the last step before a commercial release in the United States. Not much about the new hardware is known, but an e-commerce website leaked some product details early. It looks like the Kobo is going to be releasing two colour e-readers: the … [Read more...] about Kobo Clara Color and Kobo Libra Color teased on e-com website
The E-reader for Audiobooks and 24,000 E-books
Despite reports that people are choosing paper books over e-books, e-readers have definitely seen a major growth. When we think of e-readers, Amazon Kindle is perhaps the first gadget that comes to our mind. When we plan to buy e-readers, we want them to have a good storage space so we can store thousands of e-books on them. But Kindle is not always the answer. There is … [Read more...] about The E-reader for Audiobooks and 24,000 E-books