Amazon has just discounted the Colorsoft e-reader and a bevy of Fire Tablets, but they have not forgotten their second-generation Scribe e-notebook that came out in 2024. There are a few different ...

The latest generation of Amazon Kindle Scribe is a digital notebook designed to freehand draw and edit PDF files and make annotations in e-books. This device has features not found on other products, ...

We’ve spent a few days with the Amazon Kindle 2, which has been the talk of the gadget world this week. We know some of you are wondering if you should pick one up, so we are here to give you our ...

I compared two of the best black-and-white e-readers on the market; they look similar but have very different use cases.

These popular E Ink tablets offer large black-and-white displays and a stylus for writing or taking notes as you read. We've reviewed both and are here to explain what sets them apart—and which one is ...

As a lifelong reader, I’ve been using e-readers on and off since I was a teen. I studied creative writing in college and instead of lugging around multiple hardcovers and paperbacks, I relied on my ...

CrunchGear’s got it on good authority that the next year or so will see not only an update to the current model—making it thinner and lighter—but also an altogether new model with dimensions something ...

A quick look at the features in the new Amazon Kindle 2. Why I Hate E-readers, and Doubt They’ll Ever Hit the Mainstream It started with Sony. Like most poorly thought-out format ideas from the ...

Amazon kept its yearly update cadence up in 2013 by introducing the Kindle Paperwhite 2, the sole member of the Kindle's ...

Amazon.com is betting that the DX's larger screen -- 9.7 inches vs. 6 inches on the Kindle 2 version -- will appeal to squinting readers. Text on the DX also will be clearer and sharper at 1,200 x 824 ...

The new Kindle can display 16 shades of gray on its 6-inch screen and has a battery life of approximately two weeks with the wireless radio turned off (four days with it on). Unfortunately, this ...