It’s time for a detailed Nook Vs Kindle review. Amazon added PDF support to the Kindle, increased its battery life by 75%, and added landscape mode - Did they just win the Nook Vs Kindle contest? Let’s take a look - Please keep in mind that this is based on Nook Reviews from the Internet – I [...]
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Please read the Which Kindle? Kindle Buying Guide post instead (written on October 1st, 2011). It covers all the new Kindles and Kindle Fire. This post is for people trying to decide between the various Kindle options available. First, let’s look at which kindles are available for you to choose from – Kindle for iPhone [...]
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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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Moved this into its own special post since Nicholson Baker’s kindle 2 review is in a league of its own. The Kindle 2 itself is available at Amazon for $299. The Lead-Up to the Kindle 2 Review Nicholson Baker’s epic kindle 2 review in the New Yorker starts off talking about the promise of the Kindle and how [...]
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We reviewed the state of epaper a few days back – However, there’s a lot more to the Kindle 2 (or any eReader) than just the screen technology. Let’s review - The current state of the eReader. What the eReader ought to have evolved into by now – the ideal eReader benchmark. We’ll also review the Kindle 2 (arguably, the best current eReader) against [...]
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