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The cloud is so much more than hype
By now, you may be sick of hearing about the cloud. After all, the hype has been inescapable over the last few years. Microsoft has reduced it to a silly slogan, "To the cloud!" But the cloud is much
eReaders are alive and well, thanks very much
Remember when some joker predicted the end of eReaders a while back-- oh, that was me . In the words of the late, great Gilda Radner playing Emily Latella, "never mind." New research suggests that
Amazon introduces eBook lending library
Last week Amazon announced it was launching an eBook lending program for its Amazon Prime subscribers. The program is called the Kindle Owner's Lending Library. Under the program, subscribers who own
Tablet, e-reader, laptop and smartphone: Carrying all 4 at once
Amazon ( NASDAQ: AMZN ) this week unveiled its new range of Kindle e-readers, including the Kindle Fire tablet which features a 7-inch color multi-touch display. Beyond the fact that Amazon is clearly
The undeniable influence of SharePoint 2010
Some people love SharePoint . Some people hate it. But however you feel about it, you can't deny its influence on the market. When SharePoint 2010 was released in the spring, you could hear the bang
Amazon announces third-gen Kindle, adds Wi-Fi to lineup
Amazon will deliver on what was hinted at earlier this year . Earlier this week, Amazon unveiled the specifications of its refreshed Kindle e-book reader hardware. The new Kindle comes with the
"Eek! Print is Dead!"
When Amazon announced earlier this week that it had sold more ebooks for the Kindle than it had hardbacks, some media sources took a sky-is falling approach. "Electronic books appear to have reached
Kindle and Nook drop prices (but not far enough)
Amazon and Barnes and Noble both announced price cuts this week (not coincidentally, I imagine). Amazon cut the Kindle to $189, not long after B&N announced it was cutting the Nook to $199. Not
Shipment date for Nook pre-orders pushed back
Barnes & Noble is now telling customers who have pre-ordered its Nook e-book reader not to expect delivery until the second week of December, citing strong demand as the reason, according to
Will e-books end up like Napster?
I came across an intriguing article on the New York Times which compared the direction that e-books are heading to that of the music industry. "Will books be Napsterized?" asked Randall Stross.
