With the rise of digital media, reading habits have transformed dramatically. Whether you are a casual reader or a book enthusiast, devices like e-readers and tablets have reshaped how stories and ...

When e-readers first came out, they felt like magic for readers. Devices like Kindle and Kobo gave people a way to carry hundreds of books in one small gadget. The screens were easy on the eyes, ...

The future of mobile computing may be… e-Readers? Yes, even though iPads and other tablets are more attractive and more multifunctional, they’re also far less successful than e-Readers in the U.S., ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. So many reasons. Really, we've struggled to keep this list down to just five items. Smartphones and tablets are great for having your e-books ...

While a Kindle made sense for any avid reader a few years back, times have changed. Here's why Kindles don't offer anything ...

DuRobo markets the Krono as a "focus hub," offering more functionalities than a Kindle, but less digital clutter than a smartphone. The DuRobo Krono is small and lightweight enough to make a ...

Kobo has announced brand new products in its eReader range, including a Kobo Mini eReader device and the Kobo Arc seven-inch Android tablet. The new family of products come on the same day as a major ...

The best tablets might let you tote around a collection of tomes, but backlit pixels aren’t the best for bookworms. If you want a portable library without any eye strain, then the best e-readers go ...