Over the years my team and me have been making various tools and apps for Kindle owners. Of course, we’ve made a lot of mistakes and sometimes not stuck with things. That means we have a few things that are well done i.e. Notepad for Kindle. Not for Kindle Touch (working on it) or Kindle Fire [...]
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Please Note: This post is all conjecture. By Kindle it means eReaders in general – Kindle is the best example because it had the most thought put into it. Most of this post will revolve around the assumption that empowering customers wasn’t really what the Kindle was about. It was about freeing customers, and Amazon, from Publishers. It’s [...]
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The Kindle has an app store. Nook color is going to get an app store soon. If Sony stays true to form the Sony Reader will get an app store in 2020. At the moment there isn’t really very much going on. We don’t have any eReader app store like Apple’s iPhone app store i.e. [...]
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The Kindle and Nook use eInk, and it’s marvellous. Which makes you wonder – Why isn’t it used in other devices and for other uses? There are a few small watch companies making eInk powered watches. Update: Thanks to Common Sense and Maxine and Russ for some more uses of eInk. We have a technology that [...]
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Update: Thanks a lot for the responses. Kindle 2 and 3 slots are gone. 1 slot each for DX and DX 2 left. Please do leave a comment if you’re interested - if we do a launch promotion, or get more slots, will add you in first. Once again, thanks a lot – really appreciate your responses and [...]
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