The state of 5G: Hype versus reality two years later
Robert TriggsMay 1, 2021
21 articles
Deal: Pick up a new Kindle for only $64.99 ($25 off)
Amazon just dropped the popular e-reader's price by 28%, and Woot has refurbished models in its daily deals for $39.99.
Chase BernathFebruary 3, 2021
Deal: Grab Amazon’s last-gen Kindle Oasis for $150 at Woot
It's a powerful e-reader for the money and $100 off!
Jon FingasDecember 7, 2020
15 best eBook reader apps for Android
It's become a lot easier to read eBooks than it used to be. Here are the best eBook reader apps for Android!
Joe HindySeptember 18, 2020
10 best comic book apps and readers for Android
Comic book media is awesome, but reading the comics is still the best. Here are the best comic book apps for Android!
Joe HindyJuly 2, 2020
10 best reading apps for Android
Reading is awesome. It's relaxing, it's educational, and it's a change to get away from the real world. Here are the best reading apps for Android!
Joe HindySeptember 16, 2017
BitLit – Indie app of the day
Today's indie app of the day is BitLit. This app wants to turn your collection of books into a collection of ebooks for as low a price as possible. Sometimes even for free!
Joe HindyNovember 29, 2014
Moon+ Reader 2.3.5 update brings smarter highlighting and bug fixes
Users of Moon+ Reader and Moon+ Reader Pro were pleasantly surprised today to receive an update that brings improved highlighting, better performance and bug fixes.
Jonathan FeistJanuary 28, 2014
Kobo Glo and Kobo Mini now available in Canada and the U.K.
Two new e-readers from Kobo, the Kobo Glo and the Kobo Mini, are now available in Canada and the U.K., selling for $130 and $80 respectively.
Kristofer WoukOctober 7, 2012
AutoReader 3D: Reading in 3D stereo and reducing eye strain
Being able to carry copies of digital books may have made things easier for many of us, but if you read something for hours on end, it won’t take long before ...
Dan EvansJuly 25, 2012
Kobo eBooks for Android receives revamped UI and extra features in latest update
Our smartphones and tablets have been responsible for making obsolete a lot of electronics, such as MP3 players and point-and-shoot cameras. Looks like books are the latest ...