Kobo Cloud Reader has been officially released after an effort of more than six months, software that allows users to access, buy and read books simply through their Internet browsers. The new development, which was in progress for quite long, finally allows iOS users to buy books easily.
Kobo Cloud Reader
Kobo app for iOS has completely vanished as it doesn’t allow users to buy books anymore. Further, other eBook companies do not allow the Kobo app for iOS to be used for purchasing books.… Read the rest
At this moment, the eBook market giants are at loggerheads with each other for digital content they provide through their stores. Major companies like Amazon, Apple, Barnes and Noble along with some other major publishers are battling online and in courtrooms for their digital business.
At first there wasn’t any competition, when Amazon introduced their Kindle ebook reader on the market in 2007 and Sony presented their device in 2006. Now lots of new ebook readers have been introduced to the market, by several companies.… Read the rest
Kobo is one of the few ebook reader producers that seem to keep their position on the market. Together with Amazon and Barnes & Noble, Kobo creates the “e-reader triangle” of companies that have the North American monopoly. In the past month, more and more e-reader producers have faced clearance of their products from most retailers and the device itself seems to lose face against the rise of the tablet. However, the three giants hold on strongly to their position and continually release upgrades and… Read the rest
As the month of February comes to an end, most eBook reader and tablet companies have decided to slash prices and create contests, so that their faithful users may benefit of some discounted, but still great devices.
Kobohas organized a contest, ongoing until February 29th, with many prizes and opportunities. Their official website provides numerous coupon codes for those who enter their daily trivia contest. The lucky winners will get 10%-35% off ebook coupons, $25 cinema vouchers and for the grand prize, three Kobo Touch… Read the rest
January has been a busy month for everyone. With the arrival of 2012, a lot of things changed and many more are about to in the months to come. In general; but particularly in the tech world. Still, January is the months of rumours, promises of products to come and legends of the year past.
Tablets of 2011
2011 was a great year for Apple and we know this after their announcement of last week. Stepping on many shoes, they released their total sale number… Read the rest
The latest release in the eBook Reader and tablet world is the new device from Kobo. The Vox tablet has joined the ranks of the “brave” at the end of October 2011. So far, the Vox users have provided with great reviews and have an overall very good impression on the new tablet created by Kobo.
The 7 inch device comes with an 802.11n Wi-Fi connection only and runs on Android 2.3 platform, and as any Android operated system, it has some interesting features and… Read the rest
These days there are so many eBook Readers on the market that even the most informed person in the matter might need a while to decide which one is the best in terms of quality, software, design, battery life and of course, price. Below, there is a list of the most popular eBook Readers under $100. Most of them are new models, but there are some refurbished editions that came out with extra features and software updates.
Kindle Touch – $99: this model is… Read the rest
In its initial launch, the Kobo Touch eBook reader has been touted as the ‘David’ in a market consisted of ‘Goliaths’. This may not be surprising with Barnes & Noble, Sony, and Amazon in the competition. In spite of this, the eBook reader is still among the excellent choices in its line of products. Apparently, Barnes & Noble introduced a new gadget a day after Kobo, and the device, despite the company’s pure intentions, appeared much like the eBook reader Touch version.
Nook’s new reader… Read the rest
The Onyx Boox is one of the solid eBook readers but is also one of the pricey choices to enter the market. This is among the few eBook readers to hold a WACOM touchscreen, which means the touchscreen layer could be located under the e-ink screen. This removes the glare problems when the screen is over, much like in the Sony PRS 700. The biggest downfall of this device is that it requires you to use the stylus that comes with it. You could only… Read the rest