Sentences with phrase «ebook devices like»

eBook devices like the Kindle and Nook, as well as phones and tablets like the iPhone, iPad, and Kindle Fire, all have screens that are smaller than a typical computer screen or even than a standard print book.

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But with an eBook, if I'm on a web - enabled device like the iPad, I can click on the link in the eBook, and go watch the video, or access the author's blog and ask him a question, or buy the book on Amazon that he referenced.

Kindle eBook edition can be read using the free Kindle Reading Apps for your computer or mobile device — like iPhone, iPad, Android, and more — and on all Kindle devices.

If you want to get into reading ebooks, it's a very legitimate question as to whether you should spend your money on a device that does only one thing — or whether it would be much more cost - effective to get a general - purpose device like an iPad or an Android tablet instead.

Many people have argue with me for years on the subject of dedicated eBook reader devices, with any number of reasons they like them, but it is really only that they can't read small print or they still want «the look and feel» of the dead trees pulp bound up in dead animal skins.

I am a Nook fan not because of anything Barnes and Noble has done but because I like the physical device better and I'm not limited to one particular format or one particular store in buying my ebooks.

However, J'son & Partners Consulting would like us to believe that the ebook buying trend is expected to reverse by 2016 when 77 percent of ebook purchases are likely to be made from tablet or smartphone devices, while the remaining 23 percent from desktop or laptop devices.

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Most bookstore chains have their own ereader device and their own bookstore; but some companies like Smashwords, BookBaby, and Lulu offer «distribution» - which means they'll send your ebook out to all the online retailers and keep track of sales for you.

And I made the ebook attractive just like yours is, Jami, with the oversized initial (since drop caps are iffy on some devices, like my Kobo Glo) and a small chapter graphic.

it remove DRM protection from PDB ebook of ereader.com, let user read new ebook in other computer or other e-reader device, like Kindle, Sony Reader, iPad, user also can print PDB ebook without limitation.

Instead, Google makes their APIs available to any hardware manufacturer that would like to build a device that can integrate with Google eBooks.

I'll be adding the ebook to other distribution platforms such as Kobo and Smashwords shortly, but if you'd like to read it now and don't have an ereader, simply download the free Kindle app to the electronic device of your choice (phone, tablet, PC, etc).

It's nice to have a dedicated ebook thing, instead of a multipurpose heavy device like an iPad (which I also enjoy, though for different reasons).

Think of Tolino as the Nook of Germany, but instead of only BarnesandNoble.com selling ebooks for Nook, ebook retailers like Der Club, Hugen, Weldbild, Thalia, etc. all sell ebooks for Tolino devices.

Today's Bone Walker major news item: if you're a reader of ebooks on Kobo devices and / or apps, OR if you're Android - inclined and like to get your digital media from Google Play, then the book is now available for preorder on platforms FOR YOU!

When you're done, you'll be able to read them on any system or device, convert those MOBI or PRC ebooks to PDF or any other format you'd like and you'll — once again — own those books that you've payed for.

Tools like the Lulu EPUB Converter turn an author's document into an eBook that can be sold and read on most e-reader devices.

On the other hand, ebooks (and most tablet - like devices such as Driods and iPads, etc.) have intricate circuitry that requires so - called rare - Earth minerals, many of which are being strip - mined out of rainforests and other fragile ecosystems.

If you would like to read ebooks on your kindle e-ink device please email [email protected] and request that Amazon allow compatibility with cloudLibrary.

There are also at least three popular eBook devices that have compatible apps for your phone, so if you decide you'd like a larger screen later, you can still access your electronic library.

Kindle Fire is the newest offering from Amazon as the eBook device now acts more like a tablet instead of just a pure eBook reader.

Both devices offer similar reading features like adding notes, highlights, bookmarks, both have dictionary lookup, translations, Wikipedia reference, each offers reading stats, social network sharing, search, table of contents, onboard stores, collections for organizing content, and both support library ebooks and have a basic web browser that can download DRM free ebooks from free ebook websites.

All reading devices should allow the reader to adjust whatever aspect of the formatting that they like, while allowing a setting that renders the ebook as designed by the publisher.

Ebooks are like websites inasmuch as they rely on code to render properly across digital devices such as Kindles and other ereaders.

How an eBook looks on different devices also varies — eBook devices are like snowflakes.

Unlike fixed - layout ebooks, content is fluid and paginates automatically according to device and reader settings (like a website does).

An online library to download thousands of audio and ebooks to listen or read on your computer or transfer books to a portable device, like an iPod or MP3 player.

Or you will try the ebook on various devices and find it's not working like you want.

it produce a epub ebook that you read in other computer or other e-reader device, like Sony Reader, iPad, user also can print Kindle ebook without limitation.

As more people turn to their electronic devices to consume content, ebooks seem like a natural evolution for books.

The small dimension (width) of your cover should be at least 1400 pixels, which sounds like overkill given that your book cover will almost always be displayed either as a thumbnail or at about 400 - 800 pixels when viewing the ebook on a reading device, but I guess we need to prepare for that one in a million ebook aficionado who insists ebooks are best read on a plasma television screen.

Amazon is betting on its latest generation of devices to function like cash registers, where the hardware is severely discounted and makes up for the difference with Amazon Prime, ebooks, videos, apps, and a wide array of content.

But with great ideas proposed like a ranking system for self - published authors to help ensure best practices and a streamlined device system that makes buying ebooks ridiculously easy, one of the better ideas was the focus on greater adoption of bundling of ebooks with their print counterparts, proposed by BitLit's Peter Hudson.

Finally we show you what enhanced ebooks look like, some of the e-reading functionality of the device, and give you our final impressions.

Many European companies have been releasing e-ink devices that have the full Android experience and have various App Stores to download ebook apps, games or digital content like magazines, manga and newspapers.

While educational initiatives have put devices in place, retail websites like Flipkart and Amazon India have introduced easy ebook purchasing, and even major self - publishers have brought the platform to authors in India, the lack of internet connection has been blamed for disappointing results in publishing.

As for another large group of people who have not paid to read eBooks, there is probably a large percentage of them who have downloaded legally «free» copies... like ones you have written about in some of your 4456 posts — not only from independent current authors, but from the huge quantity of public domain books offered on large sites like ProjectGutenberg.org — many of which come pre-loaded on some eBook reading devices.

Probably tablets rather than ereaders will be the driving force behind ebook adoption in countries like Brazil, with ereading a secondary consideration in purchasing the device..

Pocketbook was the sort of company that many tech savvy users liked because the devices had support for over nine different ebook formats.

I guess I'm an enigma to traditional eBook / ePaper lovers because, get this, I like my Kindle but am less than convinced there is much a future for a dedicated eBook reading device.

While most of us would like to believe ebook readers are dead and multi-purpose devices like tablets and phablets are the way to go, the truth is there is still a market, albeit a tiny one, for dedicated ebook readers.

Some of them like Kindle Paper White is a very basic device just to read eBooks and some of them Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HDX are high end tablets that can be used for various purpose like internet and emails.

Ideally the book will be attractive and easy to read on any device — and because each software application for reading ebooks has some reader controls, some whose vision is no longer as strong as it once was (like, say, me) can make it larger, while someone who doesn't like serif fonts can have the book display in sans - serif or, heck, Zapfino (don't try this at home).

Ebook projects like Project Gutenberg transcribe ebooks and make them available for the widest number of reading devices.

EPUB can be read on Apple devices, B&N Nook, and via apps like Adobe Digital Editions and gives you access to the biggest ebook stores on the market.

There's a Bluetooth low - energy chip inside them too, so they can be wirelessly updated from a mobile device or a PC, and the same e-Ink display technology as you'll find in ebook readers like the Kindle.

You can adjust how small or large it is, and depending on the reading device or app you use, you can often change font type, font weight, text alignment, spacing — and with tools like Calibre you can pretty much format an ebook any way you want if you're determined to do so.

There are far more iPads and iPhones in the world than there are dedicated ebook readers like the Kindle, so for this post let's do a roundup of the best reading apps for iOS devices.

Fixed - layout ebooks behave very much like PDFs or even digital magazines, displaying the design, typography, and page geometry exactly as designed on all devices.