In a stark contrast to Macmillan's very high-profile corporate response to the de-listing of all of the publisher's titles from their store, Amazon posted a short note on the Kindle forums yesterday with their side of the story: .

Yesterday Amazon customers started to notice that there were titles missing from the online bookseller's virtual shelves. It soon came to light that all of the books no longer available for purchase w...

Remember a few months ago when Mark dinged companies that weren't traditionally notebook makers for trying to cash in on the netbook trend by releasing systems that were lacking when compared to even ...

The news that Amazon is opening the Kindle up to developers -- and, therefore, apps --is causing a predictable amount of buzz. Most responses tend to fall into two camps: This Will Change Everything and This Won't Make Much Of A Difference.

A few months ago when we first spoke with the folks behind the Entourage eDGe dual-screen eReader/netbook/tablet they told us they were working with Android app developers to create or modify apps tha...

LG recently showed off a prototype of a thin and flexible 19-inch eReader, similar to a piece of real paper. It's similar to the foil material utilized in the Skiff reader (also made by LG).

Last year Princeton ran a pilot program with Amazon's Kindle DX and 50 students in three courses all of the material they'd need on the 9.7-inch eReader as an experiment in paper vs ePaper textbooks. ...

Several of the tablets we saw at CES this year were either labeled eReaders or touted eBook reading as a feature even though they have LCD displays and not e-paper ones. LCD displays aren't the best f...

Almost since the day the first eReaders were introduced both fans and detractors have asked: what about color? The main manufacturing focus was and continues to be on black and white/grayscale display...