Sentences with phrase «reading device owners»

Some 64 % of e-book reading device owners had purchased the book, compared with 46 % of non-owners who had bought the book.

Overall, e-book reading device owners read more books in a year than the general population.

Those who picked e-books were more likely to be ages 18 - 29 than other ages; more likely to live in urban areas; and to be book - reading device owners under age 40.18

Overall, e-book reading device owners were more likely to read for all of the following reasons, compared with all Americans 16 and older, and were also more likely to read for these reasons on a daily basis.23

Not exact matches

A majority of smartphone owners reported using their device for restaurant - related tasks, including looking up basic information about a restaurant, viewing menus, reading online reviews, using rewards and special deals and ordering delivery.

One reason Kindle book sales have held their own is that owners of iPads and other mobile reading devices buy Kindle books, which they can read on computers, iPhones, iPads, BlackBerrys and Android phones.

The real gem for Kindle owners though is Whispersync, Amazon's integrated Cloud synchronisation software which not only backs - up purchased content but also synchronises your furthest reading position across multiple Kindles or devices using Kindle apps.

The overwhelming majority of eReader owners interviewed in the 12 months ending October 31, 2010 (75 %) had read a book on their device in the... [Read moreread a book on their device in the... [Read moreRead more...]

Over the summer months, more than 37 % of tablet owners read a newspaper at least once, with more than 11 % of those consumers reading a digital newspaper on their devices every day; 39.6 % of tablet owners read a digital magazine on their devices at least once during that same time frame.

The overwhelming majority of eReader owners interviewed in the 12 months ending October 31, 2010 (75 %) had read a book on their device in the last six months, compared to newspapers (18 %) and magazines (15 %).

As you decide how best to take advantage of this new feature, keep in mind that the first user you create will be branded as the device's owner... [Read more...]

48 % of all owners of e-book reading devices such as original Kindles and NOOKs say they do not know if their library lends e-books.

Sorry, no Ice Cream Sandwich here for you Exhibit 4G owners, but any update that brings «device stability improvements» and «bug fixes» is just fine... [read full article]

Amazon Prime subscribers can now read more than 5,000 Kindle e-book titles for free thanks to a new service called Kindle Owners» Lending Library, but only if you own a Kindle device.

While you may well be excited about the Apple iPad and its iBookstore, iPhone and iPod touch owners choosing not to upgrade to the newest 9.7 - inch device can still get e-reading on their iProduct right away thanks to a shelf - full of great e-book reading apps available now in the App Store.

Whether it's offering manga for free reading online to promote book sales as Viz Media is doing, offering chapter previews of each volume as Tokyopop is doing or simply offering manga to buy cheap - ish through devices such as the iPad, be it as a new reader or an owner of the paper book, there're some initiatives that seem to be working well for their audience.

Exercising caution with your wallet and keeping the card in your hands when using it is no longer enough: a restaurant's card reading device can be infected with Trojans without the restaurant owner being aware of it.

37 % of smartphone owners read eBooks on their device.

Some 63 % of the e-book device owners who are reading on any given day are reading a printed book; 42 % are reading an e-book; and 4 % are listening to an audio book.

Some 61 % of ereading device owners said they purchased the most recent book they read, compared with 48 % of all readers.

Device owners read more often.

The SDK will allow existing Google App owners to tailor their programs to better suit a dedicated reading device.

I find the interesting is Kindle is a dedicated reading device & owners convert quickly to the ease, convenience and the ability of its eInk screen to display is well l in sunlight.Thanks for this review.

They were also generally tech owners — 18 % of those who said they owned an e-book reading device also said they planned to purchase a tablet in the next six months.

In the three - month average period ending August 2012, 37.1 percent of tablet owners read a newspaper on their device at least once during the month, with 11.5 percent of tablet owners reading newspapers almost every day.

The study found that nearly 2 in 5 U.S. tablet owners read newspapers and / or magazines on their device in August, with 1 in 10 reading publications almost daily.

Magazines / periodicals showed even higher readership rates than newspapers with 39.6 percent of tablet owners reading magazines on their device during the month.

The bookstores also provide free Wi - Fi connectivity for NOOK ® devices, Read In Store ™ access, which allows owners to read NOOK Books ™ for free, and the More In Store ™ program, which offers free, exclusive content and special promotiRead In Store ™ access, which allows owners to read NOOK Books ™ for free, and the More In Store ™ program, which offers free, exclusive content and special promotiread NOOK Books ™ for free, and the More In Store ™ program, which offers free, exclusive content and special promotions.

Kindle Fire owners (and anybody with a Kindle reading app) will be able to read bestselling graphic novels like Watchmen, Batman and V for Vendetta on their new devices, under the terms of a four - month exclusive deal DC Entertainment made with Amazon (NSDQ: AMZN) last week.

Apple has been more vocal and is rumored to have caught up to the Kindle in device volume over just three months with its 3.27 million iPad sales, although only some owners ever intend to read non-web content on Apple's tablet.

A frequent question from owners that I see is can this portable reading device view PDF files and, if so, how?

Kobo has aggressively formulated business relationships with OEMs, retailers and content owners around the world, creating an overall eBook solution that provides consumers the freedom to read on any device.

«In all, the number of owners of either a tablet computer or e-book reading device... grew from 18 percent in late 2011 to 33 percent in 2012.»

There will be a slight change in the presentation of the store experience on the devices, but all Story HD owners will continue to enjoy the current experience, while benefiting from being able to read their books across the full Google Play ecosystem.

Without any timeframe details, owners of these devices can at least rest assured... [read full article]

They seem to believe that casual readers (users who don't think a dedicated reading device makes sense) form a Long Tail that will end up being more important than eReader owners and physical book buyers.

Besides all the books, Kindle has been the prime choice for reading Word Documents, Web pages, email, and PDFs, ultimately making the device the versatile choice for all the business owners.

If big players are focusing on digitizing their content to be displayed on reading devices, the question is whether you are ready to deliver your work to owners of the new devices (i.e. smartphones, tablets, and eReaders).

We also asked e-Reader owners about the types of content they're reading on their devices — and found major differences between iPad and Kindle owners.

The DRM rules of the Reader allowed any purchased e-book to be read on up to six devices, at least one of which must be a personal computer running Windows or Mac OS X. Although the owner could not share purchased eBooks on others» devices and accounts, the ability to register five Readers to a single account and share books accordingly was a possible workaround.

Amazon is putting its pipeline in place and creating a world where Kindle owners read books from the Kindle Store across all their devices.

According to ChangeWave, 50 % of the iPad owners surveyed said they read newspapers with the device and 38 % said they use it to read magazines.

It was fun to read the comments that Kindle owners left in anticipation of the new device.

If you're a new owner of a Barnes & Noble Nook Tablet, you're in for a treat — the sleek device is exceptional for reading magazines and newspapers, surfing the web and storing plenty of exciting apps.

This is only for Kindle Unlimited books and does not show other books you have removed from your device or books that you read through Prime Reading or the KIndle Owners Lending Library (KOLL).

Allowing owners to read their Kindle books on the iPad means that users like me, who aren't interested in switching platforms or doing long stretches of reading on an LCD screen, see this device as complementing, not replacing the Kindle.

While you won't enjoy the huge selection of books and periodicals that Amazon's Kindle Store and Amazon Prime make available to Kindle Paperwhite owners, the wide variety of file types that are supported — and therefore vast amount of content that Glo HD users can read on their device — will leave Kobo buyers satisfied with their purchase.

Whatever they stand to lose in hardware sales could easily be made up in ebook sales to all those Kindle owners who want the peace of mind that they'll be able to read their library on any device in the future.

Microsoft Windows Phone 7 owners, like those with an Apple iPad or iPhone or Android and BlackBerry devices, now have their own Kindle app for reading e-books.

It seems that If You Want to Succeed in Business, Read More Novels, even though Over half of surveyed e-reader owners use devices to conceal «shameful» reading habits.