Dec 23
by BP Gregory
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Deserts, apocalypses, roaming cities, monsters and machines
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Automatons and Something for Everything.
Available until Jan 1st, 2021 @ Smashwords End of Year Sale.
Dec 22
Bookseller reports that Duckworth imprint Farrago is launching its own eBook store in response to the growing adoption of digital titles due to the Covid-19 lockdowns.
Dec 20
GoodeReader reports that Google has released some proof-of-concept audiobooks created using their A.I.-enhanced Text-to-Speech technology. (Links to the free public-domain books are available at the post.) Google plans to offer the technology to publishers in 2021.
Dec 18
Liliputing offers up an Amazon Kindle Paperwhite (current generation) hack for those of you who like to control your own technology.
Dec 16
GoodeReader tries to predict the future of eBook Readers and eNotes in 2021.
Dec 14
cnet offers up a list of gift suggestions for your eBook Reading friends this 2020 Holiday Season.
Dec 12
GoodeReader reports that the Kobo Clara HD eReader will be on sale for $99 until Christmas in the US. That’s an amazing device for an incredible price.
Dec 10
Slashgear talks about the future of flexible Color E Ink displays.
Dec 08
GoodeReader reports that Amazon is going to release a new basic (inexpensive) Kindle eReader. Perhaps they’re starting to realize (along with the legacy publishers) that you can’t sell expensive eBook Readers AND eBooks and have sustained mainstream adoption. (Many digital titles are more expensive than their paper counterparts.) Perhaps the market monopolizers will snap out of the greed-fest and let the eBook Revolution take flight again.
Dec 06
AusDroid reports that enhancements to Google’s text-to-speech tool with A.I. capabilities will turn eBooks into Audiobooks when it releases early next year.
