The Kindle Store is scary and exiting and full of possibilities and full of danger. Will the Kindle Store make it possible for writers to make a comfortable living? Will the competition drag prices to unsustainable lows? Are Publishers justified in being worried to death and calling the Justice Department over $9.99? Well, the iPhone App Store is a [...]
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Disclaimer: This is an initial review after reading two books on the iPhone (Monstrumologist and Lair of the White Worm). Both were read on the Kindle for iPhone App. For the other apps my experience is limited to playing around with them and reading portions of books. The reviews will be accompanied by two scores – a general [...]
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The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey is a masterpiece. Started reading it at 2 am (thought perhaps for 15 minutes) and ended up finishing all of it. It took 5 hrs because it was on the iPhone. Am super upset there’s no other book in the series. It’s a good thing that the book leaves the possibility [...]
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A lot of factors came together to get me in position to test out reading on the iphone yesterday – A few months since my mom said she wanted me to get her an iphone (that means getting to play with the iPhone until I can get it to her). 6 months of delaying getting a [...]
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Apple had its Its only Rock and Roll event and announced a bunch of changes i.e. price drops on iPods, a video camera on the nano, improved speed, etc. The Apple eReader, which was rumored by some to be out as early as September, didn’t make an appearance. While it’s still possible that Apple releases [...]
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