The XTEINK X4 Pro Is the Kindle Successor Amazon Never Made
I was parked in the cell phone lot at SFO last week, waiting on Loni’s flight, and I got through two chapters of Project Hail…
Amazon Kindle
Amazon Kindle coverage on Stark Insider featuring e-reader reviews, digital reading insights, and ebook ecosystem analysis. From Kindle Paperwhite vs Kindle Oasis comparisons and best Kindle for reading in bed to Kindle Unlimited value, Audible integration, and eye strain reduction tips. Exploring how Kindle revolutionized the way we read and consume books.
5 Great Things About the New Amazon Kindles
A first look at the new Amazon tablets including the Kindle Fire HD 7, Kindle Fire HDX 7 and Kindle Fire HDX 8.9. Has Jeff…
Amazon updates Kindle app, comic books now supported
Brown Bear and Curious George and comics such as Batman and Superman are just a few of the new titles now available for the Kindle…
Do you want to rent books? Amazon thinks so (report)
The trick here will be getting publishers on board. It will be a challenge that will require Steve Jobs-like gusto.
Google targets Amazon Kindle with new iriver e-Reader
It's an interesting move. Here we have Amazon reportedly building a tablet that will run Android. Meanwhile Google is making a big move into the…
Berkeley ranked third most ‘well-read’ city by Amazon
Cambridge, Mass., tops the list with the most books, magazines and newspapers purchased per capita of any city in the United States
Hands-on Kindle update: Real page numbers, social, newspaper browsing
Ironically, however, it shows how much as a society we've become accustomed to the ideas of specific page numbers. In the world of the Internet,…
Will you sign my Kindle?
Obtaining a copy which contained a hand-crafted, original signature by the author himself would make it special in a world of the mass-production printing press.
The Lost Kindle
My Kindle was not there. "Think Loni!" I tell myself. Somewhere, in the recesses of my brain, an idea emerged.
Do consumers prefer Apple iPad over Amazon Kindle?
Over the last three months the iPad has doubled its market share to 32% while Kindle has fallen 15% to 47%.