Sentences with phrase «readers say smartphones»

Not exact matches

Despite recent criticism that smartphone screens are too small or lack the clarity of dedicated e-book readers, electronic books are selling well to smartphone and handheld users, said Pendergrast, president and chief technology officer of Fictionwise, the e-book seller that Barnes & Noble Inc. purchased for $ 15.7 million earlier this month.

It's a bit early to say, but it's likely that we could eventually see Samsung eBook readers and other devices such as smartphones, tablets and notebooks with sunlight readable displays.

«Google Play Books is the world's largest ebookstore and offers readers like you smart technology that caters to your lifestyle — where you can start reading a book on your tablet at night and pick up where you left off the next day from your smartphone, as well as easily browse, skim, highlight and make notes,» said Google in a blog post.

«Having all of our titles available through Zinio gives us an opportunity to reach readers both across the world and on all digital mediums — PC, Mac, tablets and smartphones,» said Chris Wilkes, vice president, App Lab, Hearst Magazines.

«Our aim is to give readers the most enjoyable reading experience possible, whether it's reading via a tablet or a smartphone,» said Readmill's CEO and co-founder Henrik Berggren.

Responding to a reader question on its Facebook wall, Sony Ericsson Netherlands said «we are planning to upgrade our 2011 Xperia smartphone portfolio to the next Android platform, following Gingerbread 2.3.4.»

The partners said the new e-bookstore will also offers mobile reading applications and will be «device neutral,» allowing readers to download content to the most popular smartphones, including the Apple iPhone, Research in Motion BlackBerry, Palm Pre and Google Android devices.

«Book applications for smartphones have the potential to become a bridge to other devices such as tablet readers and netbooks,» said Mr. Weiner.

Seven percent of the respondents said they used the Sony Reader, and the same percentage said they have smartphones with an e-book capability or use «other» e-reader devices, while 3 % said they use Barnes & Noble's Nook.

However, Hilt said e-readers still account for the bulk of e-book purchases, so there's a core of dedicated readers who like to read on E Ink screens, even though many if not all of them own smartphones too.

The Korea Herald released a report saying that Samsung is trying to choose the exact fingerprint reader tech it wants to use in its upcoming update to the Galaxy Note smartphone line.

For example say: «Download a free QR code reader to your smartphone; open it and point your smartphone camera at the QR code, and you're taken directly to my site.»»