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Here are just of the few stories we covered during the past week.
Amazon is making few friends in the book publishing community.
While Amazon plays hardball with Hachette, customers are the ones missing out.
"Haunted Empire: Apple After Steve Jobs" arrives tomorrow, March 18.
Google has added a useful feature to its Google Play Books iOS app.
The publication goes to bat for Apple over the drawn out e-book antitrust case.
Great non-fiction books are read and interpreted by humans, broken down into consumable chunks, and delivered to your iPhone through Blinkist.
Google has released an update for its universal Google Play Books application.
The new service launches in October.
The U.S. government still wants Apple to pay for colluding with publishers. However its terms have changed a little bit.
Bring story time into the 21st century with these amazing children's book apps for your iPad.
In many ways, the iPad is the ultimate e-reader, as it can replicate available e-reading devices’ interfaces, support multiple book formats, sources, and offers more choices for readers, especially with respect to DRM. Finding the apps you need to read your books can be difficult, unless you follow this AppGuide!
A couple of days ago, the U.S. Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Apple, and a number of other publishers, regarding alleged e-books price-fixing. Now, Apple has commented on the matter, rebutting charges and firing back at both the Department of Justice, and Amazon.
Tomorrow's "education"/publishing event will start Apple's response to the Amazon threat.
Books used to be something that children read. Now, with iPhones and iPads, kids don’t simply read their books, they engage with them. With animation, narration, music, and activities, E-books have become a wondrous medium for many young readers. They are also a powerful tool for sharing the wonder of Christmas. This AppList spotlights some great holiday book apps with which to fill your digital shelves.
The Kindle app for iOS has been updated with cloud storage, a new design for the iPad, and a lot more goodies.
Christmas is a joyous time, especially for children. One way to bring a smile to your child's face this holiday season is through the gift of apps. There are a lot to choose from, however. From books to games to activities, it can be difficult to identify the apps best suited for your child. This AppList seeks to help.
Whether you want to read books, organize them, or stay up to date on the latest best sellers — the App Store has many options. Here are the best eReaders, databases, and ways to keep track of your busy book lives.
The Google Books iOS app (which was removed from the App Store due to in-app purchasing issues, and then reappeared soon after) has recently received an update. Now, the e-book reading application allows users to manage the contents of their digital library, and the formatting of e-books is much improved. Furthermore, the latest version of Google Books also boasts new accessibility features.
Still king of the hill when it comes to e-books despite the competition, Amazon and its Kindle brand of readers are making some new moves today on iOS with a brand new amazing Web app.
Mo : WTFABC is an e-book app for your iDevice that takes a humorous approach to the English language.
The clock is ticking for traditional printers and publishers, but it isn't because digital's cheaper or faster.
If kicking back with a good technical read is your idea of a Hemingway vacation, this Safari should be tops in your itinerary.