Monday, May 21, 2012

You are here: Home >

Kobo Vox

Many users have problem Kobo Vox from waking up from sleep mode or charging altogether, according to some sources. Even after a firmware update recently, the issue is still there. Kobo authority will issue a firmware patch to fix this problem. You can fix the problem in two ways until the new patch is released: [...]

{ 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 }

Here a comparison video between Kobo Vox and Nook Color. We have to wait for release of Kindle Fire to get a comparison between three of them. Reusable Screen Protector for Barnes & Noble Nook Color iShoppingdeals – Multi-Angle View Tablet Stand Holder and Black Soft Skin Case for Kobo Vox 7″ Color Tablet eReader [...]

{ 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 }

Kobo has started shipping Kobo Vox. The website of the Kobo doesn’t answer all the questions the ereader enthusiasts have in mind. 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. [...]

{ 0 comments }

Kobo Vox has the same kind of touch screen like Nook Color or Kindle Fire. However, there is a significant difference in terms of readability on such kind of screen. According to a mashable reports, its screen uses a different type of anti-reflective tech. While most screens have an anti-reflective coating, says Welch, Vox’s screen [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }

Kobo Vox comes with 3 free ebooks, 12 selected free magazines, and 7 free newspaper isuses of your choice  for your enjoyment. 3 free ebooks are: Our Favorites from Sweet Dreams Desserts Franklin and the Thunderstorm by Paulette Bourgeois and Brenda Clark Lonely Planet’s Europe Essentials 12 Magazines: You can also sign into your Zinio [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }

You can add notes while you highlight text. This can be useful if you study a passage, or want to add comments to your highlights. To add notes while you highlight text: 1.      Press and hold your finger over the text you want to highlight. A Select Text dialog box appears. 2.      Tap Select Text. [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }

Kobo Vox doesn’t allow the Google Android Market. Kobo has it’s own android app store. A lot of people are curious about what kinds of apps are in-built with the device. Here you go. Your Kobo Vox comes with the following apps: Email: Compose, send, and receive email. Browser: Use the browser to go online, [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }

Kobo Vox eReader – an Android tablet – like Nook and Kindle Fire is now available for pre-order at $199. The ereader will be shipped starting from October 28, way before Amazon will ship its Kindle Fire. That means, people will touch it, feel it, review it, and start consuming it at least 15 days [...]

{ Comments on this entry are closed }