eBook Rumors

Gizmodo reports on a Kindle eReader flaw that could allow hackers to steal personal information.

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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.

The Verge reports Amazon 3G Kindles will start having trouble connecting to the Internet beginning this December due to mobile carriers upgrading to 4G and 5G networks. Older Kindles lacking Wi-Fi may not connect at all.

MakeUseOf offers tips for indie authors and publishers to sell their eBook titles.

The Windows Club shows you how to turn your eBook into an Audiobook with Windows 11/10 PC.

GoodeReader reports that LG UPlus is making eBooks for the visually challenged.

c/net writes about the Boox Note Air eReader and other devices with oversized E INK screens.

GoodeReader talks about the new Kobo Elipsa eReader and its upgrade to E INK Carta 1200 display technology.

GoodeReader says Amazon is developing a foldable Kindle eBook reader.

Apple Insider offers how-to instructions for sharing Apple Books with family members.