Sentences with phrase «much a reading device»

The Kindle is very much a reading device to me.

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Flipboard's recent difficulties underscore how much the market has changed since 2010, when Flipboard's app seemed revolutionary as a way to read news on a tablet or mobile device.

«electronic format is much more versatile (read on virtually any device)» - isn't this a bit of a strawman once we consider that the alternative to «virtually any device will do» is «no device is required in the first place»?

Skimmers are electronic devices used to read and store electronic data, and they have advanced quite considerably over time; they have more memory and are much smaller (and more easily hidden).

The device he envisioned could untangle the double helix of DNA and read each nucleotide in linear fashion, much like it happens in nature.

For commercial speech - reading BMIs to become mainstream, one of two things would need to happen: Brain implant surgery would have to become much safer, cheaper and more routine, or noninvasive sensing devices would have to become much more powerful.

It's not too much of a stretch to imagine that these sensors could combine to populate the ultimate emotion - reading device.

The hand held devices can be very inaccurate so I wouldn't worry too much about that reading.

I'd much rather read an essay about Glatze or even a book than see a film in which every single supporting character is merely a device for his arc.

If you can buy a regular manga for $ 8.99 and they want to charge, for example, $ 9.99 and you still can't do much with it but read it on one device, you can't sell it, etc. then it makes no sense not to buy the physical manga in the first place.

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.

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We read so much digital texts, on different devices, but most texts are in their «own silos,» your browser, your ebook store, your magazine app, your file folders.

You can't blame them, really; it was never much more than a hobby (e-books were far from big business then) and they couldn't have predicted the hardware advances that would make the Kindle and other popular devices the default for reading e-books.

One area that has not gotten as much attention in the reviews I have read is the potential for this device as a communication aid.

As a reading platform, the Kindle device was not really that much of an advancement over the decade of attempts that came before it.

Some technical differences between devices, or, how much of a pain in the neck is it to get your books onto the thing you want to read them on?

He noted the ability to read the book on smaller devices would be a much easier experience for kids because it removes the need to pinch and zoom.

Underneath the quote, a bold headline reading, «Much More for Much Less» implies that consumers can get a better quality device for less with the Kindle Fire HD than with the iPad mini.

«Real» cameras are still much better than in - phone cameras; the right device to carry in your pocket, as a phone or PDA, will always be worse to read on than a device with a bigger screen, which in turn is too big to fit in your pocket; keyboards are simply better than little thumbpads for entering more than a few words, and any device with a real keyboard has to be a certain size.

These formats, with the exception of PDF, are designed to be «fluid» so that they can adjust to the size of whatever device they're read in much like web pages.

I didn't use them much during 40 years, because of the lack of progress in reading devices.

Admittedly any older device will likely never be able to read ePub documents natively, however free conversion software is already starting top appear so I'm sure this won't be too much of a problem in the future.

Your options are limited to the books on your device, much like reading next to a shelf full of books.

How much the readers respond to the increased amount of content at a lower price, and the convenience of reading material created specifically for mobile devices, remains to be seen once the programs launch throughout the remainder of the year.

Now I can read much longer on a phone than if I didn't have this device.

Google Play Store and Kobo are also much cheaper than B&N and offer much better reading devices.

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As things stand right now, there isn't much that can be done with the e-ink side of the YotaPhone even though it does have the potential of being a pretty handy ebook reading device.

The small 6 - inch screen size is always a limiting factor when it comes to displaying PDFs on a Kindle — a device like the Onyx Boox M96 with 9.7 ″ screen is much better suited for the large size of PDFs — but the Kindle Voyage has an advantage with its high resolution 300 ppi screen that helps make small text appear clearer and easier to read.

I need a device to read and to write without stress my eyes too much.

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.

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How many of those same folks saying they don't want to read on their device spend much of their time away from the office, Tweeting or Facebooking or something else?

But the Kindle Paperwhite is much more than a simple reading device.

The specialised ereader devices cost as much as this reader's entire year's worth of reading (i.e. as much as six to twelve paperbacks would cost, but without the benefit of lending).

I read your review on Amazon and think it would be expecting too much to purchase an e-ink device seeking to browse the internet or read emails.

Quickoffice lets you read, edit, and create office documents on pretty much any mobile device, including the Kindle Fire.

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The Kindle and ePub versions are much easier to read on a small screen device.

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.

Nussbaum, who spoke at DBW 14, talked about the emerging devices like the various digital reading platforms, such as ereaders, smartphones, and the iPad, and how those devices can only show so much in a particular online store.

Clearly, Sony is trying to cast its devices as much more mass than Amazon's Kindle, but it's still an open question whether the mass reading public are ready for an eReader, especially one that doesn't offer color pictures.

With the Kindle I can read my books on any device, because the Kindle is available pretty much everywhere.

Previously, tablet PCs were pretty much the only platform that could handle the intense graphics levels and video embeds that made reading and writing the book such an experience, but with EPUB3's launch more and more devices will be able to handle the workload.

One of the most popular uses of this e-reader is the «Send to Kindle» function for sending documents, blog posts, and much more to your device for offline reading.

How much reading are people really doing with the device purchasing ebooks directly via Amazon?