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Publishers Weekly offers an update on the impending anti-trust lawsuit against Amazon and the Big Five Publishers for an alleged eBook price-fixing conspiracy.
GoodeReader says Amazon is developing a foldable Kindle eBook reader.
Explica offers alternatives to the Amazon Kindle for those eBook readers who value free markets and variety.
MakeUseOf offers a step-by-step for converting Kindle eBooks to the PDF format.
GET YOUR COPYMURDER IS STILL MURDER IN GREASETOWN
Even if life has become a little complicated. Fifty years ago, at the end of the last Millennium we expected something bad to happen, but we never expected the Change. People stopped aging, the dead rose from their graves, it started raining and it’s been raining ever since. Things looked so bad that everyone thought it was the end of the world, but a guy’s still got to make a living doesn’t he?
A dead lawyer enters the office of Wildclown Investigations and hires the detective to find his killer. Wildclown and his dead sidekick Elmo soon find themselves entangled in a battle for control of a secret that offers either hope or doom for humanity.
WHEN GRAVEYARDS YAWN takes the reader to a unique setting that mixes Gothic horror with the two-fisted pragmatism of a hard-boiled detective novel.
Gizmodo lists the twelve things you didn’t know you could do with your Amazon Kindle.
Mashable offers step-by-step instructions for sharing your Kindle eBooks.
GoodeReader says that Amazon might have a new Fire Tablet in the works.
Slashgear reports on Amazon’s breakthrough update to Kindle eReaders. You can now set the device to show the cover of the book you’re currently reading.
Honestly? This is news primarily because Kobo and other eReaders have been doing this since the early days of the eBook Revolution.
The truth is, Amazon resisted that logical step because it was reluctant to give up the self-promotion and advertising space on your property.
They considered every Kindle display surface to be theirs to exploit.
T3 compares the Amazon Kindle Paperwhite and the Kindle Oasis.
