This past week, Google donated 17,000 Nexus 7 tablet devices to the New York State Community Action Association to mark the one year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy hitting New York. In… Read more »

The Pew Internet and American Life Project released the results of their latest survey about U.S. e-reader and tablet ownership this past Friday and, I’m sorry to say, owning an… Read more »

Over the past few months, Barnes & Noble and the Nook have joined Ross and Rachel, Buffy and Angel, and Dawson and Joey in the pantheon of great on again/off… Read more »

You know that thing you did as a kid, where you went to the library, picked up some books with exciting covers, brought them home, and had a parent read… Read more »

So this is an interesting turn of events: according to a new study from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism, the younger readers they polled across nine countries… Read more »

The Kindle Fire released late last fall to robust sales despite lackluster reviews. The sales were strong enough to land Amazon the spot as the second bestselling tablet behind the… Read more »

According to Wired magazine’s Epicenter blog, Barnes & Noble is sponsoring a March 19th event in London for tech developers. The move would be a savvy one. B&N’s devices have… Read more »

At first glance, the ability to read e-books on smartphones and tablets seems like a triumph of technology. Streamlining the experience by eliminating the need for a specific device, they… Read more »

Amazon’s Kindle Fire seems poised to make a big splash this holiday season, with early trajectories pointing to a staggering number of tablets sold by the end of the year.… Read more »

Barnes & Noble is debuting its new Nook Color tablet today. At least that’s what tech reporters are saying about the Monday meeting with the media that B&N has scheduled.… Read more »