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The Next Hot e-Reader: The iPhone
The Next Hot e-Reader: The iPhone
Yesterday at the urging of a friend, I ordered “Your Brain at Work” by David Rock on my iPod touch via the Amazon Kindle app . In doing so, I became one of many people who are helping the iPhone become more than just a phone. It’s latest role: e-reader. Book-related apps ...
Undercover
Undercover
reader.ly — As of Thursday, November 5, the Top 5 books on the Kindle Store Bestsellers List are: By Reason of Insanity , by Randy Singer Fireflies in December by Jennifer Erin Valent A Kiss of Shadows by Laurell K. Hamilton Bound for the Holidays (Ties That Bind book 1) by Mackenzie McKade The ... (more) Undercover
Synchronicity
Synchronicity
reader.ly — The wonderful thing about sharing a Kindle with your spouse is that you can see where your tastes in books overlap (Malcolm Gladwell) and diverge (anything to do with sports or Jane Austen), without ever having to argue about whose books should be banished to the bottom shelf in the ... (more) Synchronicity
Kindle App Coming to Mac in the Near Future
Kindle App Coming to Mac in the Near Future
mobilewhack.com — We thought that Barnes and Noble’s eBook reader, the Nook, will hit Amazon hard but we were in for quite a surprise. Amazon intends to make sure that both PC and Mac users will be able to buy all the eBooks they want without actually having to order ... (more) Kindle App Coming to Mac in the Near Future
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More e-books than games launched on iPhone App Store
T3.com All — ... out of ever five new apps were books. Flurry says of the trend: The sharp rise in e-book activity on the iPhone indicates that Apple is positioned to take market share from the Amazon Kindle as it did from the Nintendo DS [with gaming]. Despite the smaller form factor of the display, we predict that the iPhone will be a significant player in the book category of the media and entertainment space. Would you fancy reading War & Peace on a 3.5-inch screen? Let us know below. Link: Gigaom , ...

More e-books than games launched on iPhone App Store
T3.com News — ... sharp rise in e-book activity on the iPhone indicates that Apple is positioned to take market share from the Amazon Kindle as it did from the Nintendo DS [with gaming]. Despite the smaller form factor of the display, we predict that the iPhone will be a significant player in the book category of the media and entertainment space.” Would you fancy reading War & Peace on a 3.5-inch screen? Let us know below. Link: Gigaom, Slashdot   10 Mobile phone apps everyone should ...

Why E-Books on Phones Can Succeed
jkOnTheRun — ... Having said that, the ability to read a few pages, or even a few chapters, in a short chunk of free time at any location is priceless. And that’s why I believe we’re recently seeing more book-related apps than games launching in the iTunes App Store. There’s surely other reasons, but this one trumps the others from where I stand. Think about it this way — if you’re always carrying your phone and an unplanned short opportunity arises to read a book, you don’t want to whip out a computer, do you? In a situation like this, you’re not ...

iPhone Ebooks: The New Fart Apps [IPhone Apps]
Gizmodo — A buzzy new report says that ebook iPhone apps are on the rise, and accounted for more new apps in October—nearly a fifth—than even games. It's unexpected and exciting, but what does it mean? Spam, is what. The data shows a clear rise in ebook apps over the last few months, such that they account for a staggering number of the new apps showing up in the store. It's true! Look at the chart! But here's the thing: this is purely a measure of how many new apps there are, not how well they're doing. But still, why such ...

Boom in iPhone Books
EverythingiCafe — ... There has been a massive increase in the number of ebooks available in the app store, according to an article at GigaOm, to the point where books are overtaking games in the App store. Given that both Kindle and Barnes and Noble have reader applications for the iPhone, does this mean that iPhone’s are going to out do e-ink readers? ...

Can Dedicated e-Readers Compete With the iPhone?
TheAppleBlog — ... Over at our sister site GigaOM, Om takes a look at the rising trend of e-book sales on the iPhone/iPod touch platform. According to ...

100,000 iPhone Apps: Let’s Clap to That. What’s Next?
GigaOM — ... Apple’s reluctant foray — don’t forget that for the longest time it said every service should be delivered via the web browser — into apps actually taps into the very emotional relationship we have with our devices. And that is why many people (if not all) don’t much care for being advertised to on this most personal of platforms. Apps have made an iPhone into an e-reader and a portable game machine. I predict that with the right apps it can also become a personal wellness device. ...

Los libros digitales le ganan a los juegos en la App Store
Gizmología — ... Ahora desde GigaOm llega la información de que hay más lanzamientos de libros digitales en la App Store que juegos que son los grandes elegidos de las empresas porque son los que más dinero generan. Esto es algo a tener en cuenta porque estamos ante una nueva tendencia. ...

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