eBook Rumors

Fossbytes lists the six best library Apps for Android and iOS.

PublishersWeekly posted about the new Palace Project Library eBook App that is designed to access all participating eBook vendors including OverDrive, Baker and Taylor, and Bibliotheca to name a few.

Liliputing reviews the $150 Onyx BOOX Poke4 Lite eBook Reader. (Video at the link!)

Android Police talks about the Kindle competitor Pocketbook Era that comes with all the eReading bells and whistles including an actual speaker for enjoying audiobooks and podcasts.

The Verge reviews the color E INK Onyx Boox Nova Air C eReader.

FREE ~ Book1: THE URN ~ FREE

The Urn is Available for FREE at:
Amazon, Google Play, Apple Books
Barnes & Noble, Kobo

Dracula of the Apes picks up where Bram Stoker’s Dracula left off and Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan of the Apes began.

Dracula’s Gypsy servant Horvat has the special duty of preserving his master’s body if the worst should ever happen—and the worst has happened!
Van Helsing’s team of vampire hunters has decapitated the count and reduced him to dust and ashes.
Horvat’s instructions are simple. Dracula’s remains must be stored in a special urn and bathed in blood while en route to South Africa where a mysterious ally will see to his resurrection.
But fate steps in off the African coast and a shipwreck casts Horvat and his precious burden into the jungle setting of another literary classic.

TechRadar reports that a full-color E INK Amazon Kindle may be on the way.

HT TECH writes that Android users can no longer buy Kindle eBooks as tech giants Amazon and Google Play fight over payment systems.

According to a Mugglenet post, Pottermore Publishing is updating covers for its Harry Potter titles.

ReviewGeek has more on the affordable new Barnes & Noble Nook GlowLight 4e eReader. (It has actual buttons!)