Tag: ereader

Unlike smartphones and other tablets with reflective LCD screens, the BOOX Poke2's E-Ink is readable directly in the sunlight, just like on real paper.

If you're in the market for an e-reader that can do more than just about any other on the market, Samsung and Barnes and...

eBooks are a fantastic development in the publishing industry. They're easier to publish, cheaper for customers, and literally thousands of them can be packed into...

Earlier this year Barnes & Noble released the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook 7.0, a collaboration effort with Samsung to provide the functionality of...

We've previously heard rumors about a Samsung Galaxy Tab/Nook hybrid in the works, and it may finally be time for it to come true....

Lenovo's Yoga series has made a name for themselves in the industry pushing the boundaries of shape, form factor and all around physical features...

Barnes & Noble announced on Friday that the Nook HD and Nook HD+ will now feature the Google Play Store. Yes, the eReader that...

Kobo, in what seems like a preemptive attack on Amazon and their next Kindle Fire, has announced a new 7-inch Android-based tablet.  Called the...

The lower-priced alternative to the Kindle Fire feature support for the full Android app experience.

Can this ereader compete with Amazon and Barnes & Noble?

We've seen Android hacked and modified to do many cool things, but I've never seen it running on an E-Ink display with ADW Launcher....

Best Buy has begun offering a budget-friendly 7-inch full color digital reader in the form of the Pandigital Nova Digital Reader. The tablet/eReader runs...

Huge news coming out of the eReader market today surrounding the NOOKcolor's Android 2.2 update. According to Smartphone Magazine, the update coming in January 2011 may possibly bring the Android Market along for the ride.

The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google is finalizing and releasing their eBook service later this month in the U.S.

We've seen Angry Birds running on the new e-reader from Barnes & Noble, showing that it's capable of more than its stock offerings, but the party isn't over yet.