Oct 06

Huawei MateBook Fold Tablet Reviewed

TechRadar declares the Huawei MateBook Fold tablet the future of mobile computing.

Oct 05

Samsung S Pen for Galaxy Tab S11 Series Reviewed

Notebookcheck tests out the new Samsung S Pen for the Galaxy Tab S11 series.

Oct 04

Kindle Scribe and ReMarkable Paper Pro Tablets Compared

ZDNET compares the Kindle Scribe and ReMarkable Paper Pro tablets.

Oct 04

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Oct 02

New Reading System for Amazon Kindle Includes AI

GoodeReader reports on Amazon’s Kindle eReading system updates that will include AI among other things.

Oct 01

Kindle Scribe Colorsoft and Scribe 3 Join Amazon Writing Tablet Ranks

Engadget says that Kindle Scribe Colorsoft and Scribe 3 will join Amazon’s writing tablet ranks

Sep 30

Calibre 8.11.1 Update Includes AI

It’s Foss News drills down on open-source eBook platform Calibre’s recent 8.11.1 update that includes … AI.
(Yuck! Calibre used to be such a nice program …)

Sep 29

Apple M5 MacBooks Are Prepped for Production

Engadget  reports that Apple is gearing up to produce the M5 MacBooks.

Sep 28

Focus on Boox Series Note X5 Mini E INK Tablet and eReader

Notebookcheck puts the spotlight on the Boox Series Note X5 Mini E INK tablet and eReader.

Sep 26

Amazon Continues to Tighten Grip on Readers

Android Police writes about updates to Amazon’s draconian DRM policies for its Kindle books. (Nothing new, but it seems dictatorship fever is catching …)