The Kobo Aura HD was the e-reader surprise of the spring. Now, it’s getting smaller and less pointy. Today, Kobo announced the HD-less Aura, a six-inch e-reader that uses mostly the same technology as its limited-edition predecessor.
Instead of buying a separate e-reader, plenty of people just use their tablets to read. Kobo’s new Arc series aims to make that a more attractive option with a new shuddup-and-leave-me-alone Reading Mode.
In an odd twist, iOS is getting an app update after Android. Today’s Google Maps update for iOS has many of the same features unleashed on Android last week.
As far as media delivery goes, e-books are pretty flat. You get the book and maybe some notes or background info from the publisher, and that’s pretty much it. That’s not good enough for Amazon. The company was just awarded …
With so many products available, it seems that Samsung is just taking a “spray and pray” approach to its product strategy. But there are actually a number of reasons why Samsung wants, and is able, to ship such a huge …
Samsung introduced two new tablets today: the ATIV Q, a hybrid PC-tablet device, and the ATIV Tab 3, a remarkably thin Windows 8 tablet. Also, an interchangeable-lens camera that runs Android.
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