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Interesting Rumor/Idea: Is Amazon Working on an Android Powered Kindle?
There is an interesting idea presented in a post over at the New York Times blog system, talking about the fact that Amazon has posted five new job openings, looking for Android devs. The most notable thing is that the job listings are inside “Lab …
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Google Books Announced, Gives You Millions of eBooks to Read on Most Internet-Connected Devices
Google has announced Google Books this morning on their blog, and it breaks into the market with many notable features.
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Kindle for Android Adds Voice Search, Wikipedia Lookup, More
Amazon.com announced earlier this morning that they have released an updated version of the popular eReader application for Android. Readers can now enjoy a handful of new features including voice search within a book, highlighting and note taking, and Wikipedia lookup.
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Why You Need To Listen to the AndroidGuys Thursday Nights Podcast Tonight!
As you likely know by now, we have this little podcast thing that we do every Thursday night here at AndroidGuys. Well, it’s become pretty popular as of late… so popular in fact that members in the Android community have asked to use it as …
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Amazon Kindle App Coming Soon
While it’s true that there are already few ebook readers for Android (Aldiko), they fundamentally lack the access to Amazon’s ebooks Kindle editions library. Soon it will be possible because Amazon is set to release the long awaited free Kindle for Android app. You can register …
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Comparing Android and Kindle for App Development
The Amazon Kindle is getting an SDK and “app store”. Learn a bit more about how these compare to Android in today’s episode of Building ‘Droids!
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Spring Design’s Alex eReader Coming to Borders
Borders Group and Spring Design have come to an “agreement in principle” for Borders to sell the Android based Alex eReader. The Alex eReader will feature Borders’ upcoming eBook store. Borders announced back in December that they were in a partnership with Kobo, Inc and …
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Android on E-Ink Proof of Concept (VIDEO)
Check out the video below which is sure to raise even more talks of a Kindle-like Android device. The team at MOTO Development Group have put together a proof of concept for Android on an E-Ink display. Although the video shows just how much flicker …
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