Sentences with phrase «ereader companies do»

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But if you read the company's mission statement they don't even have any intention of bringing Clearink to ereaders like Kindles and Kobos.

I too also hope for color, so I really don't see myself getting a Kindle or ereader till the manga companies fully support, ie making available their ENTIRE available libraries.

Does Amazon have a patent in the US for a Linux based ereader OS and the legal muscle to fight companies that violate the patent even if they're Chinese?

These proprietary restrictions don't apply to other popular eReaders and stores, even companies that sell both devices and eBooks, such as Barnes & Noble.

While DRM's usefulness can be debated, at least you can use Adobe Digital Editions to transfer eBooks bought from one company to an eReader of another company (except Amazon, I believe), or if you're willing to do so you can strip the DRM.

It's all very straightforward — eReaders are a booming market and companies that don't have a dedicated eReader want to shift it to reading on any device.

Perhaps, at some level, Sony doesn't even realize that it's the only eReader company that is doing nothing with wireless and Cloud services.

It's strange that Sony doesn't provide their firmware updates over the air like other ereader companies.

It does, however, promise to provide a few things we haven't seen before in eReaders — lots of individual developers and companies of all sizes offering new features to users, attempts to expand the usefulness of the Kindle without taking away too much from the focus on reading, use of the wireless for features other than book downloads and basic browsing, the ability to cater to the needs of specific demographics, personalization and customization.

There are eReader companies in China and India catering to those specific markets and they'll still be able to do decently well.

Guren said Microsoft does not disclose e-book sales figures for its eReader software, but said that the company has distributed about 7 million copies of the program through downloads, CD - ROMs and bundled with PocketPCs.

Nook «s plans are mystifying though the company does seem to be offering to ship tablets and ereaders to Ireland from its UK Nook site.

When it first debuted, Barnes & Noble's Nook Tablet went head - to - head with Amazon's Kindle Fire with a great screen, microSD card slot and a stylish design, but the company may have done itself a disservice by pricing its 7 - inch color eReader $ 50 higher.

A company that leverages all available resources and focuses on replacing paper instead of artificially narrowing down the scope of what eReaders and eInks can do and what they can be.

At this point, Sony is about the only ereader company that doesn't offer an ebook reader with a frontlight, which is ironic considering they were the very first company to release an E Ink ebook reader with a built in light.

Although there are interests to see a much bigger screen eReader, the limited support and hefty price of Sony's writing slate clearly do not indicate the company's focus on general consumers.

The thing is, PocketBook — the company — doesn't have the benefit of selling zillions of ebooks to generate extra cash flow like Amazon, Sony, and B&N, who all can afford to sell their ereaders for cheaper because they can make up the difference by selling ebooks.

The ER - 701 user manual also shows a video player — but the company's original eReader also had a video player, it just didn't include any documentation for that feature.