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Tag Archives: kindle
Link: Amazon to Enter the Mobile Phone Space →
Foxconn seems to have won the contract, which is surprising given Apple’s iron grip hold on the supply chain. Sounds like there will be a couple of uncomfortable bedfellows in the next few months. Interesting thought from Dan Frommer: In particular, I’d … Continue reading
Link: State Department Opts for Kindles Over iPads →
I heard that Amazon will be updating Kindles in July. Hopefully the State is told to wait.
Link: Kindle Phone →
Mark Mahaney from Citigroup believes it would come by 4Q12, which will be well past when the iPhone 5 is released to (once again) record sales numbers. Meanwhile, Windows Phone Lumia 800 will be released in the US and Android … Continue reading
Weekly Download #20: Apple Self-Checkout, Kindle Lending Library, Nook Tablet, Success in the App Store, Virtual Goods, Gaming
Tarun and Chris talk about Apple’s self checkout model; the new Kindle Lending Library; the Nook Tablet; How to be successful in the App Store; The value of virtual goods & Zynga; the continued influence of Apple on the gaming … Continue reading
Link: Kindle Lending Library →
If you own a Kindle, you can check-out books for free and not have to go to a library. There are only 5000 titles available and no publishers are on board, but if you are a Prime member, the service … Continue reading
Link: A Failed Experiment →
Casey Johnston, Ars: Amazon has clarified that the next generation of its 3G Kindle, the Kindle Touch 3G, will not be able to browse the Internet without a WiFi connection. Users will still be able to use 3G to sync … Continue reading
Link: Amazon Wants a Turn with WebOS →
Even though this may be a report with some truth, Amazon will still keep their pitch OS-neutral. The idea is about the content, and the better OS will showcase that content. Right now, WebOS is in shambles, shunned by companies … Continue reading
Link: Jason Snell Breaks Down the New Kindle Family →
I liked this comparison because it shows two things: There is a Kindle for you, depending on your purpose. The new touchscreen Kindles are just as important as the new Kindle Fire. I think there are so many Kindles available, … Continue reading
Link: Kindle Fire →
The URL reads: “Kindle-Color-Multi-touch-Display-Wi-Fi”, which happens to be the same order of the features you would care about in the next Kindle. Of course the price is another selling point: $199.
Link: The Amazon Tablet →
MG Siegler has the first look at an Amazon tablet, albiet he cannot provide pictures. Details within the article include: A form factor similar to the BlackBerry Playbook 7” with a capacitive touch screen in full color That means no … Continue reading
Link: Survey: More Americans Own e-readers Than Tablets →
Pew research institute: Tablet ownership grew from 5 percent to 8 percent over the same period. Tablet ownership had been climbing “relatively quickly” through Nov. 2010, Pew said, but growth was virtually flat from January to May, growing from only … Continue reading