Choosing the right e-reader is a decision based on price, the need for special features, and where you get your books from.

Kindle Unlimited is Amazon’s digital library subscription service with over 4 million titles. How does Kindle Unlimited work?

Kindle showdown. If you’re looking for the perfect e-reader in 2024, you might need help deciding which one to pick: a Kindle or Nook. Both offer unique features—from physical page-turn buttons to ...

Kindle, of course, is owned by Amazon, while Japanese company Rakuten owns Kobo. Both make exquisite e-paper tablets to suit all types of readers and ... to navigate a book while holding an ...

That way you can read all of the latest bestsellers, classics, biggest hits, and more in the realm of books and comics. What better way to get started on your Kindle adventure? Wondering where to ...

The Amazon Fire HD 8 is an affordable tablet priced at $59.99, suitable for streaming Prime Video, reading Kindle books, or ...

Amazon could be readying the next device in its long line of Kindle e-readers for a surprise launch. According to a new report, the company could be so close to launching the next Kindle that we ...

Amazon is gearing up to release a new entry-level Amazon Kindle e-reader on October 1st ... you will have space for thousands of books, magazines and comics. The battery will last up to 8 weeks ...

Remember this rule that also rhymes: "Never pay full price for an Amazon device," whether it's a Kindle, Fire tablet/TV/stick ...

A Spanish retailer has a listing for a new 2024 version of the entry-level Kindle with a release date listed as September 30th, as spotted by Good e-Reader. The new Kindle will have a six-inch ...

Rumour has it that Amazon is testing new AI features for Audible, Amazon’s voice-enhanced book reading and podcast ... types of books without having to read countless reviews.

Until then, below are your best options. Sharmishta is TechRadar's APAC Managing Editor and spends most of her free time buried in a good book. It's how she got into ereaders in the first place ...