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It seems like the Amazon Kindle Fire 2 won't be debuting this May as now the release date has reportedly been set for late 2012. The 8.9-inch device will arrive just around the holiday season for the pre-Christmas rush. More » via ziggytek.com
Microsoft and Barnes & Noble have announced this morning that they have formed a new partnership and will take the Nook and College businesses and form it into a new subsidiary in which Microsoft will own 17.6% and Barnes & Noble will own the remaining 82.4%. More » via ziggytek.com
The people behind the Nook e-reader, Barnes & Noble has recently launched their latest device called the Nook Simple Touch with GlowLight! The latest Nook Simple Touch features a light technology which allows you to adjust the tablet's light when reading it in the dark or in direct sunlight. More » via ziggytek.com
Amazon has recently released a press release wherein they announced that the company is now allowing customers from across the globe to pre-order the most full featured Kindle e-reader called the Kindle Touch 3G. More » via ziggytek.com
Amazon has reportedly sold over two million Kindle Singles since the program was launched in January 2011. At that time nobody knew how those mini e-book would sell but now it seems the idea behind it is doing quite well. More » via ziggytek.com
According to a Japanese newspaper, The Nikkei, Amazon is currently looking at a Japan launch for their Kindle Touch sometime in April. More » via ziggytek.com
Kindle e-readers have experienced the best holiday season ever, according to Amazon. No specific sales figures have been spoken of yet, but some information has leaked out. Over 1 million Kindle devices were sold by Amazon in every week of December. More » via ziggytek.com
We already knew that the Amazon's Kindle Fire was going to make a loss and that Amazon was hoping to make back that loss with the content customers would purchase along with the tablet, but it has now emerged that losses may be being made with the Kindle e-reader too. More » via ziggytek.com
