Please Note: The number of non free book related posts will go up for rest of 2011. For Email Updates only on Free Kindle Books please subscribe at this page. We have a new writer joining the blog, Meaghan Gray. This is her first article and she’s very young, so please be kind. The Evolution of Technology [...]
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The Kindle revolutionized book delivery with its 3G wireless powered free 60 second downloads. There really isn’t any other way to put it. The wireless delivery turned your Kindle into a bookstore – one that was literally in the palm of your hand, open 24/7, and delivered your book purchases instantly. There was a slight downside. The use of [...]
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The Kindle and the Nook come with built-in stores. This might seem a bit of a bother, if you want to sell ebooks to Kindle and Nook owners - However, it’s far more than that. iPhone and iPad allow reading apps – But they don’t allow eBook Stores to be embedded in reading apps. This seems [...]
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The Kindle and the Kindle Store co-exist only for each other. They are like two childhood friends who shun the company of others. No other eReader, and no other eBook Store, is let in – although a few tablets and phones are allowed to partake of the exquisite joy found in conversing with the Kindle Store. In the world of eReaders, outside [...]
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There’s a news start-up called NewsLabs (born at YCombinator) that was among a bunch of start-ups introduced at Demo (or perhaps it was another start-up launch conference). Media Memo are talking about NewsLabs and it’s worth taking a closer look. Reasons that NewsLabs is a worthwhile idea The Collective Idea It’s akin to a blog network where each [...]
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