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Depending on how serious you take your eReadership, you might have noticed this story over at TechCrunch pointing out that Kindle users are borrowing almost 300,000 books a month from the Kindle Lending Library, a service available to Amazon Prime subscribers that lets users check out one book a mon ... Full Article »
All of these best iPad books for kids use digitization to enhance the reading experience, not divert attention from it. Where there are frills, I prefer to see them focus on education instead of playtime. There are great books for pre-schoolers but also for older kids, a somewhat under-served sector ... Full Article »
Amazon’s iOS Kindle app provides a similar experience to Apple’s iBooks, but the Kindle store has long provided a better and more intuitive shopping experience than the muddled iBookstore. There’s also a lot more content on offer. However, when Apple implemented rules a few months ago demandin ... Full Article »
Interactive books for kids hit the App Store every week, but mature readers have fewer options as most turn to iBooks and eBooks. But, that doesn’t mean a few gems that use digitization well without compromising content don't every year. This sector is grossly under-reviewed and the offerings can ... Full Article »
The European Commission is undertaking a formal investigation to determine whether five international publishers and Apple worked together to keep e-book prices high, in part to battle Amazon. According to a story from Ars Technica, five publishers have been implicated in the investigation: Penguin ... Full Article »
The first thing you see after opening the Little Fear app is an opportunity to connect to Facebook to personalize the story. I had grand visions of what this meant exactly, and there’s no doubt it colored my ho-hum experience with the story. For the record, of the 39 screens that make up Little F ... Full Article »
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