Sentences with phrase «far as ebook reader»

The Sony PRS - T1 is already pretty stacked with features as far as ebook readers are concerned.

Not exact matches

«Publishers can now take advantage of OverDrive's EPUB3 support to create enhanced eBooks using open standards that display children's picture books as the author and publisher intended, as well as to add interactive elements within the page to further engage the reader,» said Alexis Petric - Black, OverDrive's Director of Publisher Services.
As the theory goes, scammers had figured out that Amazon wasn't counting the pages a KU subscriber had read in an ebook; instead Amazon was only measuring how far into a book the reader gets.
So far, FBReader ignores CSS stylesheets and most HTML elements that help to control spacing, so the visual presentation of many of these ebooks on FBReader will look pretty minimal compared to the appearance of the same book in another epub reader such as the Adobe Digital Editions one.
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Audiobook sales continue to be on fire, far outpacing eBook sales, the next fastest growing format according to the American Association of Publishers as reported by The Digital Reader.
Finally — and I feel bad saying this as I'm a fan of the people involved in these projects — every web - based ebook reader I've seen so far had at least a whiff of the old death - smell from the outset.
For PDFs (as this is my primary way of reading ebooks)- I've noticed the best so far is RepliGo Reader.
At the risk of pushing the «wanton promotion» limit too far on this forum, I should qualify, I am one of the Co-Founders of LiveSign a promotion and signing service run by iDoLVine where authors and readers connect via video and authors personalize versions of not only eBooks (DRM or Free) but paper books as well — just to get that out of the way.
Nick Moran of The Millions had interesting prospective, mentioning «The emissions and e-waste for e-Readers could be stretched even further if I went down the resource rabbit hole to factor in: electricity needed at the Amazon and Apple data centers; communication infrastructure needed to transmit digital files across vast distances; the incessant need to recharge or replace the batteries of eReaders; the resources needed to recycle a digital device (compared to how easy it is to pulp or recycle a book); the packaging and physical mailing of digital devices; the need to replace a device when it breaks (instead of replacing a book when it's lost); the fact that every reader of eBooks requires his or her own eReading device (whereas print books can be loaned out as needed from a library); the fact that most digital devices are manufactured abroad and therefore transported across oceans.
Overall, the web browser is pretty fast as far an ebook readers are concerned.
Aaron, as far as accessibility and discoverability (I'm not sure what you mean by consumable), the ebook is not better for the young or emergent readers.
Along with new features like parent and teacher labelled leveled readers, books that are intentionally designed for short daily bursts of reading consumption, and ebooks through the Scholastic Storia book club, Scholastic is not making a change to one key aspect of the book clubs that readers from as far back as 1948 will remember and appreciate: price.
I've been trying to help a friend with her 7 ″ Eglide Reader 2 Ebook and just about am ready to throw it as far as I can out the window, I much prefer my Kindle for simply reading a darn book!
And as a budgeoning publisher, this is indeed a new field to discover, as the growing base readers already owsn MANY ebooks and is trying to find ways of further discovering NEW authors, much like WATTPAD.com is doing.
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As far as I can tell, there is no way to get your purchased Kobo ebooks onto a Sony Reader aside from downloading them with a computer and sideloading with a USB cablAs far as I can tell, there is no way to get your purchased Kobo ebooks onto a Sony Reader aside from downloading them with a computer and sideloading with a USB cablas I can tell, there is no way to get your purchased Kobo ebooks onto a Sony Reader aside from downloading them with a computer and sideloading with a USB cable.
You get a 1 GHz Freescale processor, which is fast for an ebook reader, although the Aura only just matches last year's Kindle Paperwhite in performance; the new Kindle Paperwhite is considerably snappier in its responses, at least as far as we could tell in our initial hands on.
Ebook readers offer a very dark grey text on a light grey background and the challenge has always been to get as far to the light and dark extremes as possible to get best possible contrast.
As far back as May, it was clear that Amazon was pursuing CourseSmart for e-textbook content, an effort that may have culminated in a wimpy partnership with McGraw - Hill — a CourseSmart partner — which netted the ebook reader, and specifically the textbook - reader DX, about 100 regular old e-textbookAs far back as May, it was clear that Amazon was pursuing CourseSmart for e-textbook content, an effort that may have culminated in a wimpy partnership with McGraw - Hill — a CourseSmart partner — which netted the ebook reader, and specifically the textbook - reader DX, about 100 regular old e-textbookas May, it was clear that Amazon was pursuing CourseSmart for e-textbook content, an effort that may have culminated in a wimpy partnership with McGraw - Hill — a CourseSmart partner — which netted the ebook reader, and specifically the textbook - reader DX, about 100 regular old e-textbooks.
But the authors I have so far dealt with on eBook projects are not the most web savvy, and Pubsoft allows the publisher to handle as much of the branding and reader interaction as they would like.
The population of eBook readers is huge and there will be an ample number of reviewers who are worth far more to you than casual acquaintances that you meet, your friends, your family or even those anonymous people who work as book reviewers for major newspapers and magazines.
As the only prominent LCD eBook reader in the run up to Christmas it will no doubt sell well, but satisfied customers will be few and far between.
Further, the «Kindle Cloud Reader,» that performs as an App, enables you to access eBooks on browsers such as Google Chrome, Mozilla and Safari.
But as far as the notion that ebooks are inherently less valuable, I think readers will continue to get over that in time.
Most booklights will work with most ebook readers, as far as I'm aware, although some are better than others for sticking in ebook reader covers.
We have ways to further promote eBooks through Amazon, Apple, and Barnes & Noble to give readers the opportunity to download your eBook at a reduced price (or even for free) to create interest and as a result, spur on future downloads / purchases when your eBook's price has been restored.
Must be nice to know that your book has reached the status of «classic» and that there's nothing further that you have to do — your book will live just as long as people have books, ebook readers, or chips that can read text surgically implanted into their brains — or whatever the next big book delivery system turns out to be.
It's pretty clear to me that, with the glorious exception of Baen, eBook readers are still second -(or even third --RRB- class citizens as far as the publishing industry is concerned.
The Kobo Aura HD is billed as something of an exclusive limited - edition eBook reader, bringing with it the highest definition display on this type of device so far.
Kindle remains by far the best dedicated ebook reader out there, and based on how often they sold out of original Kindles, Amazon will sell as many of these as they can make.
The PocketBook 602 has some advanced PDF features as far asebook readers go, just keep in mind that a 6» screen the the optimal size for PDFs, the PocketBook 902 with its 9» screen is going to be a better choice for hardcore PDF use.
The web browser is surprisingly good as far as E Ink ebook readers are concerned.
Overall, we are hoping that the webinar will foster further conversation among librarians about ebooks and that it will be an opportunity to discuss the implications that digital books present for our collections and for readers (as people, not devices).
Despite the gap between sales and «borrowing» revenue, there are benefits to authors in having titles in ebook subscription services as readers are far more likely to try out a writer if they're included in the subscription choice.
Overall, I think that this is the first of the third - generation e-book readers: as far beyond the Kindle and Sony's Reader as those devices were advanced over first - gen products such as the Rocket eBook and Franklin eBookMan.
There's a big ebook price shock looming for authors and publishers in the New Year as a whopping 20 % charge is going to be levied on all ebooks bought by readers in the UK, which is the biggest ebook market by far in Europe.
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