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New source of reviews for Smashwords books
Smashwords is a terrific resource for low cost ebooks to read on your Kindle. Unfortunately, since anyone can publish there, it’s no better than Amazon at protecting you from badly written nonsense, and digging through its collection for the good … Continue reading
Kindle 3 early reactions: smaller, faster, better
Everyone spent the past few days going nuts over the new Kindle. Admittedly, this upcoming third generation model looks pretty nice based on Amazon’s description: the company says it’s fast, light, almost pocket-sized, and bordering on mass-market affordability. But does … Continue reading
Why I returned my Pandigital Novel
Last weekend, I posted that I’d bought a new Pandigital Novel for $130 ($170 – coupon – mail-in-rebate), then hacked it to run Kindle for Android. Although I was excited by the prospect of a cheap full color Kindle tablet, … Continue reading
A review of Amazon’s enhanced audio/video Kindle books
I purchased one of Amazon’s enhanced Kindle books this morning–Rose’s Heavenly Cakes, because who doesn’t like video footage of cakes?–to see what it’s like to read an ebook with audio and video. Here are some cursory thoughts on the experience. … Continue reading
Consumer Reports says Kindle best ebook reader for Mom
If you’re thinking of getting your mom an easy-to-use, high quality ebook device for Mother’s Day, Consumer Reports suggests the Kindle. They tested out a variety of ebook devices, as well as the new Apple iPad, and decided that when … Continue reading
Why your book reviews are important
Have you read an indie or self-published book from the Kindle store recently? You should review it! Other Kindle readers will thank you, you’ll be famous (at least to that author), and you’ll be doing the entire Kindle community a … Continue reading →