Tag: Nook
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New official Nook GlowLight cover – Dessin Leather Sleeve
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After eight months after the release of Barnes & Noble’s most advanced e-reader, the company has added new design to a tiny range of official Nook GlowLight covers. Clip covers were a mistake. Looking great (obvious for Nook accessories) they lacked functionality, were a poor imitation of Apple Smart Covers, and gathered all but good…
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Barnes & Noble and Samsung launch Galaxy Tab 4 Nook in August
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook will launch in August 2014, with a 7-inch Galaxy Tab 4 hardware and a customized Nook software.
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Free Nook books – 10 sites where you can find and download them
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Places where you can download free Nook books. Besides B&N there are Project Gutenberg, Manybooks, Open Library, Smashwords and more.
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Simple Touch covers fit Nook GlowLight (pictures)
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Although this is not officially confirmed by Barnes&Noble, the example below clearly shows that Simple Touch covers fit Nook GlowLight as well. Under the post that lists best available Nook GlowLight covers, one of the readers, Kevin, shared a few extremely interesting pictures. These pictures, shown below, are more than enough to believe that the…
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A complete guide to buying an e-reader or tablet case cover
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Are you looking for a case for your new Kindle, iPad, or Amazon Fire? Don’t rush, and read what to do to make the perfect choice.
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Ebooks: convenience vs privacy (chart)
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Many readers turn to ebooks mainly because digital books are extremely convenient to read. The ability to sync the content between user’s all devices is one of the most convincing features. On the other hand, if you end up reading a book on a tablet in a certain location, and open on your e-reader exactly…
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Ebooks: you have to make up your mind at the very beginning (chart)
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This chart was published by Jean Kaplansky from Aptara a year ago. I missed it, sorry for that. It’s a bit outdated now (doesn’t show Kindle Paperwhite or iPad Mini), and you can complain that it’s too simple, but it does one great thing. It shows that once you enter one ecosystem you’ll have to…
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10 ways to celebrate Read an Ebook Week 2013
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Read an Ebook Week 2013 has started this Sunday. Organized by the Canadian author and designer Rita Toews, it brings together ebook lovers from all around the globe for the tenth time. Since the beginning in 2004 the event became an important literary activity and an extremely enjoyable way to give ebooks a try. The great…
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12 articles with simple tips for ebook newbies
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Many people around the world are getting interested in ebooks. One of the most challenging tasks is to quickly learn ebook basics without getting stuck in technical issues. Unfortunately, most of articles on the web are still not ebook tips but device reviews. See also: [ef-archive number=2 tag=”lists” ] Ebooks are not only about devices.…
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Gifts that don’t require shipping: e-gift cards and digital content
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With a growing importance of digital content, it’s easier than ever before to buy the gift the same day you’re going to give it. The status of the gift is evolving over time. A few years ago it was hard to imagine giving a gift that was not a beautiful object. See also: [ef-archive number=2…