Sentences with phrase «as a ereader for»

I bought it mainly as a ereader for PDF reports and I was attracted by the option of using Android apps.

Not exact matches

This travel case can double as a more sophisticated version of the diaper / wipes holder in your bag but it also works beautifully for all of the other bits in our bags like notebooks, planners, eReaders, and iPads.

My daughter is getting an eReader for Christmas and seeing as she's very fashion forward... this would make a perfect carrying case for her!

Smart devices such as Interactive Whiteboards, Apple TVs and eReaders are also becomingthe go to tools for teachers.

Their Android apps aren't designed for E Ink so they don't work as well as their ereader counterparts, but there are some reading apps that have been modified to work well with E Ink screens.

For self - publishing, I usually suggest that authors start by looking at the free or low - cost services, including Createspace and IngramSpark if they want to do print as well as ebooks, and Smashwords, Draft2Digital, and the direct - to - ereading - device services (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo) if they want to do an ebook only.

The Bundle is available for a very limited time only, via http://www.storybundle.com.It allows easy reading on computers, smartphones, and tablets as well as Kindle and other ereaders via file transfer, email, and other methods.

As far as ROM is concerned, the T - Mobile HD2 has twice as much storage memory than the international HD2, mainly because of the customizations the operator version has (not to mention the Entertainment package including Barnes & Noble eReader, Blockbuster on Demand — Blockbuster's first - ever video download application on a smartphone, MobiTV, Gogo Inflight Internet Services — six month trial for inflight wifi services on over 2,500 daily U.S. flights and Slacker RadioAs far as ROM is concerned, the T - Mobile HD2 has twice as much storage memory than the international HD2, mainly because of the customizations the operator version has (not to mention the Entertainment package including Barnes & Noble eReader, Blockbuster on Demand — Blockbuster's first - ever video download application on a smartphone, MobiTV, Gogo Inflight Internet Services — six month trial for inflight wifi services on over 2,500 daily U.S. flights and Slacker Radioas ROM is concerned, the T - Mobile HD2 has twice as much storage memory than the international HD2, mainly because of the customizations the operator version has (not to mention the Entertainment package including Barnes & Noble eReader, Blockbuster on Demand — Blockbuster's first - ever video download application on a smartphone, MobiTV, Gogo Inflight Internet Services — six month trial for inflight wifi services on over 2,500 daily U.S. flights and Slacker Radioas much storage memory than the international HD2, mainly because of the customizations the operator version has (not to mention the Entertainment package including Barnes & Noble eReader, Blockbuster on Demand — Blockbuster's first - ever video download application on a smartphone, MobiTV, Gogo Inflight Internet Services — six month trial for inflight wifi services on over 2,500 daily U.S. flights and Slacker Radio).

And for single - use, high - price devices such as the higher - end ereaders, growth is certain to slow in the coming years as tablets and the larger smartphones gain popularity as reading devices, as well.

Fans can also find these titles and more for the NOOK, Kindle Fire, and Kobo eReaders, as well as in the ComiXology, iBooks and Google Play Stores.

The lack of a camera is disappointing, but it may be a sign that Amazon is positioning its tablet as more of a competitor to Barnes & Noble's wildly successful Nook Color, a hybrid tablet / ereader that retails for just $ 250.

I'd argue that for new authors the goal should be to get their book onto as many eReaders as possible and that's exactly why KDP Select makes so much sense for new, and even established authors.

-LSB-...] goal should be to get their book onto as many eReaders as possible and that's exactly why KDP Select makes so much sense for new, and even established authors.

Hey Michael, any recommendations on when you are going to get our ereaders out or update us as we've been waiting for 1 + year and Indigogo shut down your campaign?

As for the Oasis being the best overall eReader, i'd have to disagree.

Personally, and this is just me, an ereader's number one draw is the reading, and for this open system, it is the option to use proprietary ereaders such as Kindle and Kobo side - by - side.

Since Overdrive's pricing structure is very a la carte, and production would not generate the same economies of scale as the Kindle, Nook, etc., a system for ereader lending would be just another exorbitant expense.

For example, Amazon buyers have rated it a 4.0 among Kindle ereaders (675 reviews as of this writing), considerably worse than the Voyage (4.3 out of 5) and Paperwhite (4.5 out of 5).

Not sure of the accuracy of your statement about forcing a KU trial — I've been a KU subscriber for quite awhile and find it worthwhile — BUT IF it's as accurate as your statement «accessing the [KU] content on an ereader is difficult» THEN I have my doubts.

I do think it is a great idea for Overdrive to further it's market share and customer service to libraries by offering a lendable ereader as part of its package.

I find it a shame that the criteria for an acceptable large - screen ereader is to choose the least inferior, as opposed to the best, since I wouldn't even give this model more than a «B» and that's being generous.

As for the flash of e-ink being a «problem» all ereaders that use e-ink such as the Kindle have this «problem» but the Nook touch is the only one that has addressed it by only doing the total refresh every 6 pageAs for the flash of e-ink being a «problem» all ereaders that use e-ink such as the Kindle have this «problem» but the Nook touch is the only one that has addressed it by only doing the total refresh every 6 pageas the Kindle have this «problem» but the Nook touch is the only one that has addressed it by only doing the total refresh every 6 pages.

But better and cheaper ereaders, coupled with emerging ebook publishers hitting big in select genres well suited for this new medium (such as erotica), eventually brought us to where we are today — the emergence of smart and quick Davids in a field of overgrown and slow Goliaths.

New free eBook converter technology speeds up time to market for self - published authors seeking to capitalize on growing e-reader usageRaleigh, NC, September 13, 2011 — Lulu.com, the leader in self - publishing, announced today the launch of the free Lulu EPUB Converter, a tool allowing content creators to convert popular word processing formats, such as a Word document, into sellable EPUBs, the most widely adopted format used by eReaders.

They already have over 25,000 Facebook fans, as well as a thriving email subscription list, but perhaps most importantly, they have recently merged with eReader Nation, so any promotion you run with Just Kindle Books will be run with eReader Nation as well, for no additional charge.

eReaders are viewed as a platform for sales from a walled garden and what we have is adequate for that.

Wore it out after 2.5 years, bought another, and I am now using a small tablet as a reader but prefer an ereader for my books.

Featuring a higher resolution screen and a font that's been specially designed for digital screens, plus your favourite returning features such as an improved Carta E-Ink screen, a built - in light that won't tire your eyes and a long battery life, the Kindle Paperwhite takes eReading up a notch.

Fictionwise has clients available for «ereader» books (compatible with ereader.com as well as Peanut Press and some Barnes and Noble downloads as well) here.

The challenges of advertising «science fiction romance» when there's never a category for it on the sponsorship sites such as Bookbub and Ereader News Today

How would you compare the ereading experience for MOBI and PDF with open - Android e-ink readers such as BoyueT62 / Icarus Illumina E653 and Onyx Aftergow 2 (eg.

As for the Nook Color's success, IDC points to Amazon's lack of a color ereader as a reason.As for the Nook Color's success, IDC points to Amazon's lack of a color ereader as a reason.as a reason...

The US population is aging, as are most of the populations of the developed world, which is the primary market for ereaders.

While this is quite likely going to be an Ereader Christmas and there will surely be records set for ebook downloads and sales on December 25th as people rush to load up their new toys, I suspect there's not as much long - term upside as conventional wisdom seems to believe.

The writer's ereader wouldn't atomise the reader's annotations but would present the annotations for a book as a single, freeform, document that could be edited, extended, filled with notes and exported in formats compatible with common writing tools (Word, Scrivener, etc.).

As with everyone else posting, I want to know what the future brings for the NOOK eReader, my archived library and my current library.

As long as they have the convenience of being able to buy an ereader from their local electronics or big - box store, put in their credit card info and search whatever bookshop pops up for them, they'll be perfectly happy doing sAs long as they have the convenience of being able to buy an ereader from their local electronics or big - box store, put in their credit card info and search whatever bookshop pops up for them, they'll be perfectly happy doing sas they have the convenience of being able to buy an ereader from their local electronics or big - box store, put in their credit card info and search whatever bookshop pops up for them, they'll be perfectly happy doing so.

Each eBook is put through a multi-point proofing process that also includes testing for compatibility with leading eReaders such as those from Amazon, Apple and Barnes & Noble.

Shortlist works as a convenient shortcut for cutting through lots of material stored on your eReader; it has three views, it and makes finding things easy and visual.

That comes back to deciding what your priorities are for your ereader — is it to double as a tablet for web surfing, email and online entertainment or is it simply your reading device?

Also you can replace the simple masthead with a nice looking cover image which will act as the icon for your book in the ereader's library:

Canadian libraries have ebooks available for download and as someone who has probably paid enough library fines to buy at least one ereader, I think this counts as my favourite technological advance at the local library.

As long as it's not priced too unreasonably, I'd go so far as to say that the Touch 2 will probably be the best 6 inch ereader on the market at the time it comes out, except for AZW files of coursAs long as it's not priced too unreasonably, I'd go so far as to say that the Touch 2 will probably be the best 6 inch ereader on the market at the time it comes out, except for AZW files of coursas it's not priced too unreasonably, I'd go so far as to say that the Touch 2 will probably be the best 6 inch ereader on the market at the time it comes out, except for AZW files of coursas to say that the Touch 2 will probably be the best 6 inch ereader on the market at the time it comes out, except for AZW files of course.

Although not exactly cheap, the Amazon Kindle Voyage has become the flagship for eReaders as it provides a 21st century reading experience with instant access to hundreds of thousands of titles thanks to its Kindle Unlimited service.

«The killer app for the earliest dedicated ereaders like the Kindle was the reflective display which was «as easy to read as paper.»

I definitely wouldn't go for the cheapest solution as it might give a wrong impression about ereaders in general.

Unlike the very typical divide in the adoption of new technology, e-reading has worked its way into the lives of as much as 30 % of the population of adults, despite the recent Bowker study that showed that teenagers are less likely to opt for ereading than older adults.

The Aura HD is my favorite ereader now as well, to the point where I have unrealistically high hopes for the rumored upcoming gen3 Paperwhite.

For more information on Kobo and its award - winning eReaders as well as the Kobo Vox, please visit www.kobo.com.

«As the market - leading semiconductor vendor for eReaders and other smart mobile devices, Freescale is closely attuned to the needs of our OEM partners, who must bring to market not only a compelling device but also the right applications, backed by content that suits the tastes and preferences of their customers,» said Ken Obuszewski product marketing director for Freescale's Multimedia Applications Division «Integrating Kobo's exceptional eReading experience will help our OEM customers more easily compete and succeed in today's competitive market.»