At Teleread Ficbot has reviewed a bunch of eBook stores – it’s a pretty good post and it makes you wonder how to compare eBook stores when there are so many possible criteria. What are the main criteria to review eBook Stores? Two main criteria instantly jump to mind – Price – Probably the most important criteria. Range [...]
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A recurring pattern in eReader vs Multi-purpose device reviews is the choice of devices and contexts that support the reviewer’s beliefs and what he/she wants to be true. If a reviewer thinks the Kindle is better than the iPhone – Her/His comparison is lopsided right from the start. Plus this bias is invisible to the reviewer. What exactly are we talking about? People [...]
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Have searched Google Trends and the web for some hard figures – but there are none. So will have to rely on the behavior of people coming to this site (and you’ll have to rely on my ability to accurately gauge user behavior). Here are the 5 main things that happened when the whole Nook [...]
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This Vook is doing well on the iPhone (it’s #22 in the iPhone Book Apps section despite being $6 – most of the apps above it are just $1). Here’s a review of the online version. By the way, his checklist in the ‘plan your future now’ section is genius. Would strongly recommend buying this vook [...]
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Kindle Vs Kindle for PC Vs Kindle for iPhone becomes a really interesting choice if you’re not sure you want to spend $259 on a dedicated eReader like Kindle 2. Here’s a video contrasting the three options – Let’s take a look at the pros and cons of each – Where does the Kindle shine? The [...]
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