| Should Amazon Consider Third-Party Distribution for Kindle?(0 comments) Amazon Kindle has been around for a couple of years now. The device has come a long way since its early days. And while it has a long way to go before becoming anything close to a perfect e-book reader, it does have a considerable following around the U.S. In the past few months, a [...] |
| Amazon Getting Into Electronics Business?(0 comments) Amazon has seen many highs and few lows in the past few years. While the profits have always been an issue for the company, the company is strong enough to handle almost anything these days. The introduction of Kindle seems to have boosted Amazon sales and open new doors for the company. When I first [...] |
| The Lost Symbol and Sensationalism(0 comments) For a company that is keeping its cards very close as far as its Kindle sales information are concerned, Amazon certainly knows how to utilize blogs and the new media to spread wonderful news about its product, Amazon Kindle. I talked about the whole issue of The Lost Symbol and the flaws in the logic [...] |
| The Lost Symbol Phenomenon: Did Jeff Bezos Help Kindle Sales?(0 comments) The hot story on the web seems to be the fact that Dan Brown’s latest book, The Lost Symbol, is selling more in e-book edition than its paperback counterpart. The Kindle Nation caught this development, and the web went crazy over it. After all, if an ebook can dominate the book sales on Amazon, that’s [...] |
| M-edge Brings Go Jacket and e-Luminator2(0 comments) M-edge seems to be very busy these days. The company has some of the best Kindle 2.0 cases one the market. Let’s not forget about M-edge’s Kindle lights that help you enjoy a better reading experience on your Kindle. But if you have gotten a Kindle DX, you have probably realized that aren’t that many [...] |
| Looking for a Refurbished Kindle 2?(2 comments) We have been complaining about Amazon not failing to put those refurbished Amazon Kindles up for sale. Amazon has been somewhat controlling when it comes to Kindle, and for a long time did not offer refurbished Kindles to keep selling those new units. But it seems Amazon is softening its stance on the issue. If [...] |
| Why Apple Tablet vs. Kindle Will Be Close(3 comments) The iPad has certainly generated a lot of buzz in the technology world. Even though the device is not announced, and we don’t even know what it’s capable of, a lot of people are already crowning the device as the best gadget ever made. While we know the device is coming, we don’t know too [...] |
| Steve Jobs Mocks Amazon Kindle(0 comments) I am a big fan of Steve Jobs (as a business man), and a long time Apple customer as well. So it’s not very surprising to see him come out with all guns blazing. He has changed the fortune of Apple with the iPod and the iPhone. So he deserves a lot of respect for [...] |
| Halsea for M-Edge Jacket: New Cases for Kindle 2(0 comments) If you have been following this blog, you have probably seen all the accessories that we have listed for Kindle 2.0 and Kindle DX here. But the industry never stops, and the hits keep on coming. M-edge has some of the best Kindle cases around, but it’s latest partnership with Halsea means that are going [...] |
| iriver Confusion: Kindle Killer or Kindle copycat?(0 comments) I have seen many supposed Kindle killers in the past, but none mimics Kindle’s look and feel like iriver’s latest e-book reader. The device which was recently seen at a Berlin show does have some major difference with Kindle once you go past the on the surface similarities, but it’s really hard to point those [...] |
| ASUS To Compete with Amazon with Eee Reader(3 comments) Move over Plastic Logic and Sony. ASUS has other plans for the e-book market. ASUS has already had a big hand in turning the netbook market to what it is currently. But why just settle on netbooks when you can also play a role in e-book reader market as well. The Eee brand contains innovative [...] |
| Amazon e-books Priced Too High?(3 comments) Are Amazon or other e-book sellers’ prices too high? That’s the question many experts and e-book fans have been asking in the past few months. When Amazon launched the Kindle product line, it started pushing the fact that “most” e-books were priced at $9.99 as a way to grab more market-share. After all, if you [...] |
| Hacking Kindle – Running Ubuntu on Kindle(0 comments) Amazon may be trying to exert as much control as possible on its platform, but there are people out there who get a real kick out of hacking devices such as Kindle. Take Jesse Vincent for instance. He has not only managed to hack Kindle, he is running Linux on the device. Now I’d be [...] |
| Google Partners Up with Interead(0 comments) Google has officially declared war on Amazon for the e-book market supremacy. Unlike most companies involved in the e-book industry, Google does not have its own reader, but it has Sony and Coolerreads. Google and Amazon have been at it for a while now. Amazon is not a big fan of Google Books project. In [...] |
| The Next Kindle Killer…(0 comments) There have been a lot of talks about Kindle killers lately. It seems every company in the world is interested in the e-book market one way or another. We already know that Apple, Crunch Network, Samsung, Sony, and Plastic Logic will be competing with Amazon over market-share in this market. ASUS seems to be the [...] |
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