None ...

Let there be light ...

For a device as diminutive as the XTEINK X4 Pro, $100 sounds like a lot of money. But once you start using it, you'll realize this one is a solution to some big e-reader problems.

Kindle and Kobo may lead the ereader space, but for anyone seeking a bit more flexibility in how they read on the go, there are options like Boox. Boox's E Ink devices run Android, opening up access ...

An eReader application lets you download and view electronic books and publications on your desktop or laptop computer, as well as on your smartphone. The app contains controls for making notations ...

E Ink has announced the next generation of its color ereader screensDubbed Kaleido 4, this technology promises improved ...

For daily productivity, work, web browsing, and entertainment, eReaders can’t compete with the crisp colors and high refresh rates of LCD displays. LCDs (and increasingly OLEDs) have and will be ...

Of course you're going to get the one that works with your ereader, but which of these page-turning gadgets is actually ...

While most ereaders are billed as simple devices that you can purchases books on and read, they actually have a few hidden talents, and a number of these tricks work on the tablet apps as well.

Note: This post has been updated since it was originally published to reflect the launch of Kobo Plus in Canada. One of the effects of the Covid 19 pandemic has been a focus on entertainment.

Kobo is a nice client to have for ebook reading across a number of smartphone platforms and now they have their own eBook reader device. The Kobo eReader has been reviewed and looks quite good at $149 ...

Just under two years ago I reviewed the Kobo Forma, a flagship eReader designed to challenge Amazon’s Kindle Oasis as the top dog among premium eReaders. I felt that Kobo came out on top with its ...