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Posted on 11. Mar, 2010 by JD in News
Jason (jasondavismail@gmail.com) has sent you an article from electronista: The Macintosh News Network. Dell tablet to get Amazon Kindle, VOD deals http://www.electronista.com/articles/10/03/10/dell.mini.5.to.support.amazon.s…
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Sony Brings More Newspaper and Magazine Content to its E-Readers
Posted on 11. Mar, 2010 by JD in News
Sony just announced that it is expanding its selection of newspapers and magazines in its e-book store. Starting today, users of Sony’s e-readers will be able to subscribe to 20 new newspapers and magazines, including the New York Times, Boston Globe, San Jose Mercury News, PC Magazine and Foreign Affairs. With the newspaper business in [...]
JooJoo revamps interface ahead of launch, scrummy pics from Engadget
Posted on 11. Mar, 2010 by JD in News
JooJoo revamps interface ahead of launch, adds local video playback — and changes color
By Nilay Patel posted Mar 10th 2010 6:13PM
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The JooJoo tablet’s launch date might have been pushed back a month while Fusion Garage sorts out issues with the capacitive touchscreen, but it looks like the extra [...]
eBook iPhone Apps Could Make The iPad The Cheapest eReader Out There | Gizmodo Australia
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by JD in News
eBook iPhone Apps Could Make The iPad The Cheapest eReader Out There
By Nick Broughall on March 10, 2010 at 2:40 PM
Despite the fact that Australia’s iPad launch next month won’t actually involve the launch of an Australian iBooks bookstore, that doesn’t necessarily mean you won’t be able to read books on your iPad. In [...]
New Browser Won’t Save Amazon’s Kindle
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by JD in News, iPad, kindle
via pcworld.com
It will take more than an "innovative Web browser" to save Amazon's Kindle e-reader from the onslaught of competitors, including tablets from Apple, HP, and seemingly every company in China that owns a soldering iron.
We're talking about this today because of the appearance of a job posting on Amazon's Web site. It says Amazon's [...]
After six-month eBooks trial, GeekDad says YES!
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by JD in News, reader
via wired.com
It’s nearly six months since I first took the plunge and entered the world of e-Books and e-Book readers in a big way. As an avid reader and book collector (some would say hoarder), has the digital plunge been a game changer, or just another meh experience?
Photo by Brad Moon
I’m of that age where [...]
New York Times to offer book review on e-readers
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by JD in News
Via PaidContent
Paper continues transition from print-focused to multiplatform model with launch of supplement on Sony reader
The search for revenue by deconstructing the New York Times into its most valuable pieces for various platforms continues. Up next: the New York Times Book Review for e-readers.
The NYT marketing executive James Dunn mentioned the new subscription effort during [...]
Who Owns Your Notes in e-Books?
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by JD in News, kindle
Via JKOnTheRun
The past two years have seen the public’s interest in e-books reach dizzying heights. The Kindle and other readers have pushed the e-book phenomenon in front of mainstream consumers. The imminent appearance of the iPad and the iBookstore have renewed that interest, and folks previously untouched by the e-book craze are now getting drawn [...]
iPad: new features spied in TV ad!
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by JD in News, UK, Video, iPad, reader
Via 9to5Mac
The iPad ad that debuted on Sunday during the Oscars has been rewound, slowed down and pored over by Aple watchers, and they’ve dug up some details previously unknown ahead of launch. Want to know what the new Apple iPad features are? Read on.
Press pause at the right time on the Apple iPad advert, [...]
Samsung releases the E6 e-reader in the US
Posted on 10. Mar, 2010 by JD in News, reader, review
Samsung announced that the E6 e-reader will soon be available in the US market. They have formed a partnership with Barnes & Noble for an e-book store. It'll cost $299 when launched.
Samsung E6
The Samsung SNE-60K is a slider e-reader (with some extra controls under the slide) with a 6" E Ink touchscreen (using a stylus), [...]
