The Universe of eReaders and eBooks
Kindle Fire been rooted! Did you expect it would happen so early? I didn’t. Amazon knew this would happen. And it has happened. The process of rooting was not that complicated as stated here with instructions. However it is not yet for the novice. Someone will come out with one click process for those who [...]
{ 0 comments }
Yes, you can even though Amazon didn’t reveal that information during the announcement of the device. In a mashable.com article this has been revealed lately. According to the article: Although Amazon goes out of its way to hide all traces of vanilla Android from its new Kindle Fire tablet, it turns out tech-savvy users can [...]
{ 0 comments }
Many people are thinking of whether to buy Nook Tablet or Kindle Fire. It’s true that you can’t decide unless a clear picture what are the similarities and differences in physical and technical specifications and contents available between two devices. Here I’m not looking at the similarities, rather differences so that the capability of two [...]
{ 0 comments }
A leaked document released by theDigitalReader shows that B&N is going to release a new Nook Tablet to be sold $249. The device would be available on November 16. The new Nook Tablet looks similar to Nook Color; but technically it is much more improved. B&N is not pulling out Nook Color from the store. [...]
{ 0 comments }
According to a recent survey by GfK MRI women are 52% more likely than men to own an eReader and men are 24% more likely than women to own a Tablet. Drilling down to the brand level, women are 63% more likely than men to own an Amazon Kindle and twice as likely to own [...]
{ 0 comments }
Unlike Amazon, Kobo has partnered with other companies to feed contents except ebooks for Vox. The company has partnered with Zinio for magazines, PressDirect for newspaper, RDIO for music, and GetJar for apps. In a recent post we elaborate what apps come in-built with Vox.Kobo Vox doesn’t allow access to Google Android Market for apps. [...]
{ 0 comments }
About a week ago, we discovered some ‘Kindle Fire’-only contents like childrens’ ebooks and DC Comics books on Amazon Store. Since those titles are not available for e-ink Kindles it was our guess that there will be some new kind of format exclusive for Kindle Fire is on the way. Now it seems that we [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
Amazon Kindle – PluggedIn – pluggedin.co.uk 10/18/2011 Amazon KindlePluggedInWell, unlike the Kindle Touch and Kindle Fire, the plain Kindle is basically a cut down and repackaged version of last year’s Kindle 3 – now renamed the Kindle Keyboard – rat more… Sony Reader Wi-Fi PRS-T1WC (white) – CNET – reviews.cnet.com 10/17/2011 CNETSony Reader Wi-Fi PRS-T1WC [...]
{ Comments on this entry are closed }
The new Kindle Fire is not out yet, and reports are coming in that Amazon is on the move to release a large screen Kindle Fire during the first half of 2012. According to Digitimes, Foxconn, the company behind iPad, has secured orders from Amazon for assembling second-generation Kindle Fire tablet. The current 7″ Kindle [...]
{ 0 comments }
Great question! Yes, you can, but with limited capacity. What you can do: You can everything that a Kindle, Kindle Touch or Kindle Keyboard can do Read and download Kindle ebooks Read PDF files directly, or through conversion. Similar for other documents formats Surf internet over wifi (it doesn’t have 3G capability) Probably be able [...]
{ 0 comments }
