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Paper books: From a reader’s closest friend to a distant stranger
As a child, I would thumb through the pages of The Giver with a dim book-light and my bed sheets over my head. My small fingers would
Angry Birds Star Wars travels to Hoth on November 29
Rovio has announced that Angry Birds Star Wars will be receiving a free update tomorrow, adding an entirely new planet: Hoth. The two initial locations,
Angry Birds Star Wars becomes the first game to simultaneously launch on all major platforms
“This will be a day long remembered,” as Darth Vader once said. Angry Birds Star Wars, which Rovio and Lucasfilm announced last month, has become the
Amazon releases Whispercast to help manage Kindles
Last week Amazon introduced its newest feature in its Whisper series. They already had Whispersync which syncs all your books, notes, and documents from all
Amazon introduces Whispersync for Voice and Games
Amazon has owned Audible for a while, but you wouldn’t know it from looking at the service. That’s all about to change though, as Amazon
Amazon’s Kindle Fire HD uses Bing as default search engine
Since they were announced yesterday, Amazon’s new Kindle Fire HD tablets have been the focus of at least a bit of controversy. First, there was some
What Amazon can do to improve Kindles for schools
So I know I’ve been talking about Kindles a lot this week, but that’s because I have spent a lot of time with them in
Amazon Kindle, not safe for schools?
As most of you probably know, I work IT part time at a school. It’s been a lot of fun for me to see some
Why are ereaders still stand-alone devices?
These days there’s very little that doesn’t slot into something else. Asus in particular is going nuts with making gadgets work together, with the Transformer
