We’re still not about say the e-book reader industry has branched out beyond the infancy stage, but one of its flagship products certainly has reason to celebrate. Amazon has announced it’s hit some pretty big milestones with the Kindle . The two bullet points it’s currently touting loudest is that the reader has…
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Kindle most gifted item in Amazon’s history, e-books outsell physical tomes on Christmas DayBy Engadget on December 27th, 2009 | No Comments
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Aigo jumps on the e-reader bandwagon with EB6301By Engadget on December 20th, 2009 | No Comments
It’s official: everyone’s making an e-reader . While we’re still a little unsure of where all this is heading (hey, call us Luddites, but we actually like turning pages!), we’re always glad to see an ever-expanding offering of literacy-encouraging gadgets. Chinese company Aigo has just announced its own model, the daringly named …
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Borders and Kobo join forces for e-reader device they can call their ownBy Engadget on December 15th, 2009 | No Comments
Fashionably late to the e-book handheld party, Borders and Kobo announced today a partnership that includes plans to develop and release both an e-reader and e-book service. Mum’s the official word on hardware, but The New York Times Bits blog is claiming there’ll be “more than one version” released, all with wireless…
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Netronix looking to Android, 3G for its e-book readersBy Engadget on November 29th, 2009 | No Comments
Google’s little green man has been getting quite an education lately, popping up in a number of e-book readers (why hello there Nook , Alex , eDGe ). Not to be left out, Netronix is reportedly also looking to work with Texas Instruments on assimilating Android into its product line, according to company …
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HTC Hero caught running Android 2.1?By Engadget on November 29th, 2009 | No Comments
HTC promised the world an Android 2.0 -based firmware for its Hero line once it figured out the nitty gritty details of porting Sense to Google’s latest code, leapfrogging Donut altogether — but now, it looks like they’re gonna do one better. Screenshots found today show a Hero running Android 2.1, which would…
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iriver Story up for sale in the UK, can be imported to the US for contrarian amountBy Engadget on November 29th, 2009 | No Comments
Other than a delightful-looking keyboard, it’s a little tough to tell what sets the iriver Story apart from its E Ink brethren (other than its complete lack of wireless), but the little issue of a $400 US pricetag for import versions doesn’t give us much reason to find out. Meanwhile, in the UK the…
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iriver reportedly working up Android-based K2 media playerBy Engadget on July 31st, 2009 | No Comments
Take it for nothing more than it is (a lovely, delicious and completely unsubstantiated rumor ), but word on the Australian streets is that iriver may have an Android-based portable media player on the horizon. According to local distributor C.R. Kennedy’s iriver product manager, Danny Bejanoff, the outfit is looking to…
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Barnes & Noble partners with Plastic Logic, becomes “exclusive eBookstore provider” for its e-readerBy Engadget on July 20th, 2009 | No Comments
It’s not exactly an e-book reader of its own as previously rumored , but Barnes & Noble’s announced an alliance with Plastic Logic in which it’ll servce as the “exclusive eBookstore provider” to the long-in-development e-reader, which unless we’re playing with semantics here means any and all…
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Polymer Vision yields to bankruptcy, we bid Readius adieuBy Engadget on July 18th, 2009 | No Comments
Ugh. Another one bites the gently gnashed rock particles, as they say. Polymer Vision , which was already having some pretty significant cash flow issues back in April, has reportedly caved under pressure and sought shelter under Chapter 11. According to the Hampshire Chronicle , the company famous for developing a bendable e-paper display has…












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