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Does your website contain valuable content? Would you like to sell this content as an eBook? Or perhaps, just send out newsletters with a PDF attachment of your content?
We’re here at Apple’s education-flavored event at the Guggenheim museum in New York City. Phil Schiller has just taken to the stage and announced the first half of Apple’s platform that’s going to “reinvent the textbook:” iBooks 2.
We’re here at Apple’s education-flavored event at the Guggenheim museum in New York City. Phil Schiller has just taken to the stage and announced the first half of Apple’s platform that’s going to “reinvent the textbook:” iBooks 2.
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Apple launches iBooks 2 e-Textbook platform
On January 3, 2012, In Gadgets, by atrykulik
Though the holidays are once again coming to a close, we now find ourselves just a week away from every geek’s ultimate holiday — the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show , arguably the biggest event of the year for the tech world.
Though the holidays are once again coming to a close, we now find ourselves just a week away from every geek’s ultimate holiday — the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show , arguably the biggest event of the year for the tech world.
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Engadget’s 2012 CES Preview
On December 26, 2011, In Joomla, by Lobo
The module shows the cover and the download link to free cocoate Joomla! books in different languages: Your visitors can download the eBook PDF without leaving your website! The counter show the sum of all downloads.
The module shows the cover and the download link to free cocoate Joomla! books in different languages: Your visitors can download the eBook PDF without leaving your website! The counter show the sum of all downloads.
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Cocoate Book Feed
On December 14, 2011, In Gadgets, by weranda7
The slogan pretty much says it all: Flex Lighting has developed a new front light LED film that could drastically change the way you interact with your e-reader. According to the Chicago-based company, this film is part of a new lighting system that promises to bring smooth, nighttime reading to E Ink displays everywhere. Flex Lighting’s setup is rather simple, consisting of nothing more than a single LED and a thin layer of film, laminated onto a device’s reflective screen.
The slogan pretty much says it all: Flex Lighting has developed a new front light LED film that could drastically change the way you interact with your e-reader. According to the Chicago-based company, this film is part of a new lighting system that promises to bring smooth, nighttime reading to E Ink displays everywhere. Flex Lighting’s setup is rather simple, consisting of nothing more than a single LED and a thin layer of film, laminated onto a device’s reflective screen.
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Flex Lighting’s LED film will brighten your e-reader, mood (video)
Penguin catalog marches back into Kindle Library Lending Service, new releases still out in the cold
On November 25, 2011, In Gadgets, by westase1
Following a temporary suspension from Amazon’s Kindle Library Lending Service , it appears that Penguin books are now migrating back to digital consumption.
Following a temporary suspension from Amazon’s Kindle Library Lending Service , it appears that Penguin books are now migrating back to digital consumption.
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Penguin catalog marches back into Kindle Library Lending Service, new releases still out in the cold
On October 16, 2011, In Gadgets, by TomFray
Amazon has pushed out a new update for the Kindle 3 , now operating under the alias of the Kindle Keyboard. This gives the well-buttoned e-reader access to some of the cloud features found on its freshly unboxed younger brother , and includes the ability to view any archived documents, notes and highlights you’ve added to that intangible pile of books and articles
Amazon has pushed out a new update for the Kindle 3 , now operating under the alias of the Kindle Keyboard. This gives the well-buttoned e-reader access to some of the cloud features found on its freshly unboxed younger brother , and includes the ability to view any archived documents, notes and highlights you’ve added to that intangible pile of books and articles
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Kindle 3 gets software upgrade, ready to soar into the cloud
On September 1, 2011, In Gadgets, by braciejo41
Hey, remember that new product from Improv Electronics that we told you about yesterday? We managed to sneak in some time with the device today at IFA, and we have to say, we like what we see
Hey, remember that new product from Improv Electronics that we told you about yesterday? We managed to sneak in some time with the device today at IFA, and we have to say, we like what we see
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Boogie Rip eWriting pad stylus-on (video)
On August 31, 2011, In Gadgets, by Lobo
The Sony Reader doesn’t have all that large a presence here in the States, where the market is largely dominated by Amazon , and, to a lesser extent, Barnes & Noble .
The Sony Reader doesn’t have all that large a presence here in the States, where the market is largely dominated by Amazon , and, to a lesser extent, Barnes & Noble .
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Hands-on with the Sony Reader Wi-Fi (video)
On July 7, 2011, In Gadgets, by klubetor
It happened once before , but now it’s in stone: MSI has just come clean with its WindPad 110w pre-order, with $599.99 grabbing you a place in line. For those who’ve forgotten, that price premium nets you a 10-inch panel (1280 x 800), 4GB of DDR3 memory, a 32GB solid state drive, a pair of full-size USB ports, a mini-HDMI socket, Windows 7 and AMD’s Brazos processor platform. Make no mistake — this ain’t your average tablet, which may (or may not) explain the $100-above-average MSRP
It happened once before , but now it’s in stone: MSI has just come clean with its WindPad 110w pre-order, with $599.99 grabbing you a place in line. For those who’ve forgotten, that price premium nets you a 10-inch panel (1280 x 800), 4GB of DDR3 memory, a 32GB solid state drive, a pair of full-size USB ports, a mini-HDMI socket, Windows 7 and AMD’s Brazos processor platform. Make no mistake — this ain’t your average tablet, which may (or may not) explain the $100-above-average MSRP
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MSI’s Brazos-powered WindPad 110w tablet officially up for pre-order, ships August 1st