Sentences with phrase «as ereaders become»

As ereaders become more ubiquitous, ebooks will naturally become the dominant format for reading.

As eReaders become more widespread, more Kindles will have sensitive documents stored on them.

Not exact matches

Toronto - headquartered Kobo Inc. plans to continue on expanding retail and publishing partnerships globally as it aims to be the best eReading service in the world and stay on track to becoming a billion dollar company.

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.

with those two sourced an hdmi input (as well as the usb used by Dasung) becomes possible and the floodgates open to do whatever you like with it eReader and monitor.

North America is expected to remain the key market for eReader sales through 2014, although its dominance will decline significantly as regions such as Western Europe and Asia / Pacific become the leading locations for growth.

«With eReader sales expected to continue to climb and as more devices now become available, it is inevitable that reading habits of Americans will also change,» reads a note accompanying the results.

Availability affects opinion, as do parental influences and as ereaders / tablets become more ubiquitous, opinions will certainly change.

As we have to test on more and more ereading systems, it becomes more and more important.

As people become more comfortable and accustomed to ebooks and ereaders, the gift possibilities move to the top of the ideas list.

As an ereader I've become far more price sensitive.

As iPad becomes available in enough numbers, in enough countries, and with enough animated books, we will see Kindle and eReaders die out.

Many predict that Smashwords will fight to retain relevancy as the free e-Book model and the growing possibility of eReaders becoming disposable items makes profitability more difficult.

I'm guessing this will at some point be a necessity, however, as eReaders and competing bookstores become more prominent.

The company's B&N eReader software has become available for in increasing number of devices, including Barnes & Noble's own Nook e-reader and Apple's i Pad, which follows a trend among competitors such as Amazon.com.

as you mention, as people become more experienced in ereading the stats may also change.

As Nathan has said before, the Nook Touch is really an outdated eReader when it comes to software, but when it is rooted it becomes a totally different device.

Since 2012, the growth of eBooks has slowed significantly as dedicated eReader sales are declining, and tablet PC devices are increasingly becoming utilized for other forms of entertainment.

While we can expect eBook sales for front - list titles to rise as more and more readers move online, as they become comfortable with their eReading and they begin to explore, we should also expect the long tale to do even better in eBook and digital format than it currently does in physical form, especially if the effort put into those titles is even a little more than nothing.

eReader is the name of a software reader originally used on Palm devices, but as eBook Readers become main stream products the term eReader (e-reader) has become a generic term for hardware used to read eBooks.

«It's become increasingly clear that the world of eReading is the way of the future and as technology continues to break down geographic borders, Kobo is excited to lead the charge into new markets and continue to shape the future of the multi-billion dollar eReading industry.»

While we can expect ebook sales for frontlist titles to rise as more and more readers move online, as they become comfortable with their ereading and they begin to explore, we should also expect the long tail to do even better in ebook and digital format than it currently does in physical form, especially if the effort put into those titles is even a little more than nothing.

When eReaders are sold to people who are occasional readers (as impulse gadget purchases), I think there may be rare cases where some people become voracious readers and voracious eBook buyers.

As eReading has become more prevalent, readers demand publications in both print and digital formats.

which notes that «the iPhone, meanwhile, has quietly become the most widely used e-book reader: more people have downloaded e-book software (such as Stanza, eReader and Classics) for iPhones than have bought Kindles.»

Is the addition of these features worth the cost of purchasing a new eReader, even as cheap as they've become?

As ereaders gain in popularity and become more mainstream, too, I'm increasingly asked which model I'd go for and, more often, whether I'd pay extra for those with integrated 3G or save my money and opt for WiFi - only instead.

E-books have become increasingly popular with the adoption of eReaders such as the Amazon Kindle and the Barnes & Noble NOOK, with even library lending of e-books on the rise.

With the addition of Hulu and Netflix, the NOOK Tablet has become a much more capable entertainment device, as opposed to the eReader that does a bit more, which is how I originally described the NOOK Color when it was first released.

As the trend continues, and as the Kindle Fire becomes the first in its own line of tablet products, do we have to worry about this being a popular enough substitution to lead to the end of the Kindle eReadeAs the trend continues, and as the Kindle Fire becomes the first in its own line of tablet products, do we have to worry about this being a popular enough substitution to lead to the end of the Kindle eReadeas the Kindle Fire becomes the first in its own line of tablet products, do we have to worry about this being a popular enough substitution to lead to the end of the Kindle eReader?