Category: eBook Readers

The machines.

Entitle eBook subscription service launches.

Mashable has a story on the new Entitle eBook subscription service that plans to be the Netflix for eBooks with a twist.

Oscar-hopeful screenplays available as free eBook downloads.

GoodeReader reports that the screenplays for this year’s movies in contention for Academy Awards are available as free PDFs for online or tablet viewing, or for the eBook savvy as files for conversion to a compatible reflowable text format. For all those Oscar fans in the crowd.

Indie booksellers lose case against Amazon

Gigaom says a New York Federal judge has thrown out an almost year-old case brought by independent booksellers against Amazon, where they say the Kindle-maker conspired with publishers to create a monopoly whereby the Kindle eReader’s proprietary digital rights management (DRM) software forced consumers to purchase from Amazon exclusively.

Simon and Schuster UK launching The Hot Bed

GoodeReader has a post on Simon & Schuster UK’s launch of The Hot Bed, a genre-centered blog and social media site for fans of Romance and New Adult fiction.

Kindle Fire HDX reviewed at GeekWire

GeekWire reviews Amazon’s Kindle Fire HDX tablet in time for the 2013 gift giving season.

eBook Revolution Update

BBC has a story about Yota’s new phone that boasts two screens. On one side the Android device offers the traditional full color screen, while on the other you’ll find an E Ink screen. The designers have incorporated the low-energy E Ink for static displays, but one wonders if you can read eBooks on it. There …

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Indie eBooks comprise 1/4 of Amazon Kindle Book Sales

The Guardian has a story on Amazon’s recent revelation that one quarter of its Kindle book sales were Indie eBooks.

Low eBook best-seller prices are on the way!

Digital Book World says that Amazon’s “12 Days of Deals in Books” will usher in similar low best-seller prices and sales across the eBook marketplace as the industry gears up for the 2013 Holiday Season.

HP launches four new Android tablets

GoodeReader has posted on HP’s launch of  four new Android tablets with the multi-function eReading devices starting at $149.99.

Apple feels Court-appointed monitor is over-pricing.

ValueWalk reports that Apple is complaining about being over-charged by its court-appointed monitor after a guilty verdict against the iPad maker for price-fixing. What can you say…