Sentences with phrase «dedicated reading tablet»

In the end, this is a dedicated reading tablet.

In the end, the Arc is one of the best dedicated reading tablets on the market.

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The Kindle line is just about synonymous with e-readers, and each device remains a good buy for anyone who'd prefer a longer - lasting, dedicated reading device over a more featured tablet.

You don't need to own a dedicated eReader to access these: a variety of free apps and programmes will allow you to read epub documents on your computer, tablet or smartphone.

Kobo has designed a way to provide stores with dedicated tracking links for downloads of the Kobo Reading App, so customers who read eBooks on devices other than eReaders can purchase books through smartphones, computers, and tablets and have them credited to the store.

It's getting easier and easier for successful digital - first authors to move into print and even bookstores without the help of a publisher, and the spread of e-book reading from dedicated devices such as the Kindle to tablets and smartphones (22 percent of Americans age 18 to 29 read books on their phones, according to the Pew survey) seems to offer new opportunities for those who get the format and pricing right.

They aren't intimidated by reading on a dedicated e-book reader or their tablet or smartphone.

Today Michael and Peter discuss the merits of reading on a dedicated e-reader and tablet.

The move comes in the wake of the South Korean manufacturer shifting its focus increasingly towards tablet computers and smartphones, while dedicated ebook reading devices aren't as... [Read more...]

Also, with the rise in demand for ebooks, dedicated ebook readers or tablet PCs have also seen a surge in demand for reading.

Another aspect of the finding that should be of interest to the publishers is that it is only 55 percent that own some sort of an ebook reading device, be it a dedicated ereader or a tablet while the majority 85 percent only own a smartphone device.

This rarely presents a problem, as research shows that most people who read digital content use a dedicated e-reader, tablet or smartphone that offers compatibility with Adobe DRM encrypted files.

The catch here is that multipurpose devices like tablets and smartphones are usually less suited for e-book reading than the dedicated e readers.

We provide a branded, dedicated web page where users can easily and redeem eBooks they can then read on their computer, tablet or smartphone.

And even within cell phone book clubs, people could read on tablets and dedicated e-readers like Kindles — or read off paper.

The simple fact of the matter is that dedicated eReading devices are not being replaced, or even now purchased in the first place by readers of ebooks, as ebooks can now be read on any number of different devices, whether they be tablets, phablets, phones or laptops.

You can read books in epub format using just about any dedicated ebook reader, on most smartphones and tablets, and even on desktop or laptop computers.

If you look at reading stats, there's another trend: more people are reading ebooks via apps on their tablets and phones now, and fewer people are using dedicated ereaders.

You can read ebooks on everything from your smartphone to your computer, tablet or a dedicated ereader.

Meanwhile, the dedicated e-reader market has continued to shrink, as consumers flock to ever smaller, cheaper, and lighter 7 - and 8 - inch tablets, many with resolutions high enough to eliminate text pixelation, a key factor if you'll be doing long - form reading on a tablet.

It makes sense since book lovers are more inclined to buy or ask for a dedicated e-reader over a multifunction device like a tablet PC which is less suitable for long term reading.

People who get dedicated eReaders with eInk are people who read more and thus want to avoid the eyestrain associated with staring at a screen on a mobile phone or tablet, so they can read longer comfortably, without their eyes getting strained from the light shining in their eyes and getting refreshed countless times a second.

The move comes in the wake of the South Korean manufacturer shifting its focus increasingly towards tablet computers and smartphones, while dedicated ebook reading devices aren't as lucrative.

Dedicated e-reading devices are still the most popular form of reading, but the use of tablets has doubled since 2010.

Instead of making a dedicated app to conform to the ebook format, they made the ebook format available to be read on existing platforms in tablets, iPhones, computers, and every other mobile device.

Is your dedicated reading device a tablet, e-reader, or phone?

e-Readers, Tablets and Smartphones now allow patrons to easily borrow books with dedicated apps to borrow and read.

In addition to optimizing its domestic and international consumer sites, in the United States Simon & Schuster's dedicated communities, PulseIt (for teens) and XOXO After Dark (for women's fiction) feature mobile - optimized html5 e-readers, which enable visitors to read the books on mobile and tablet devices, thus supporting and enhancing the user experience for the high volume of mobile traffic to those sites.

One of the big reasons is the shift towards reading on smartphones and tablets over dedicated e-readers and desktop computers.

Amazon Kindle 4: Screen After looking at so many terrible tablet based e-Readers, we are happy to re-visit the best screen we've seen for dedicated reading devices.

The electronic version of a book, usually read on dedicated Reading devices such as Kindles or Kobo readers, or on devices such as smartphones, tablets, or PCs.

If you own multiple reading devices - and that means computers, smartphones and tablets, as well as dedicated readers - you can start reading on one machine and pick up where you left off on another.

Until recently, tablets provided at least one other advantage over the dedicated readers: the ability to read in the dark.

50 % of Americans now have a dedicated handheld device — either a tablet computer like an iPad, or an e-reader such as a Kindle or Nook — for reading e-content.

The dedicated eReader (with its pitiful eInk screen and inability to do little other than read books) was supposed to join the GPS unit, the MP3 player, and the camcorder in the dustbin of history, buried by tablets and smart phones.

This is one of the reasons why many people who need to read complex technical documents often go with a tablet to read them instead of a dedicated e-ink based e-reader.

Most people have tablets, laptops and mobile phones and creating dedicated apps to read your books warrants constant updates with new OS iterations constantly coming down the pipe.

You can read using your dedicated Kindle e-Reader, Fire tablet or any of the Kindle branded reading apps for Android and iOS.

However, of those surveyed who do utilize digital reading, 41 % were more likely to read an ebook on a cellphone and 55 % were more likely to read one on a laptop; dedicated e-readers were used by only 23 % of the participants, and surprisingly, tablet reading came in last with only 11 % of those who acknowledged they read ebooks.

Tablet e-reading apps and dedicated e-reader devices are able to track the amount of time individual consumers spend reading throughout a given title without requiring the user to be aware.

Axis 360 makes digital reading possible in nearly any way that readers consume content, such as browser - based PCs, tablets and smartphones, or dedicated e-readers.

This often can detract from really getting into a book and is often the number one complaint about reading on a dedicated tablet.

People who want something that is a dedicated reading device to consume ebooks and those who covet features that multipurpose tablets have, such as games and apps.

Whenever a patron borrows an e-book from the local library, they have the option to read it within a dedicated app on their smartphone or tablet, or their favorite browser.

As far as tablets go Sony or another Company for reading are not my cup of tea, dedicated ereaders are still the way to go.

As shown in previous reports, e-book reading is not confined to dedicated e-reading devices, such as e-readers or tablets.4 This is especially true among younger e-book readers.

«The All - New NOOK offers a simple, easy - to - use, dedicated reading experience for readers of all ages and NOOK Color is the perfect sleek, sophisticated and reading - centric tablet device.»

My concern here is with the broad ecosystem of electronic reading platforms — ranging from dedicated devices like the Kindle and the Nook to software that runs on general - purpose laptops and tablet computers — that provide content to these platforms, such as Amazon and OverDrive, and with the publishing industry.

With the release of Amazon's Kindle e-reader in 2006, the popularity of digital reading as whole grew, finally encompassing a variety of formats from dedicated devices, tablets, PC - based apps, and mobile technology.

Tablet computer and smartphone ownership have each increased dramatically in recent years, and a growing share of Americans are using these multipurpose mobile devices — rather than dedicated e-readers — to read books.