Data rescue services and file rescue software offer hope for retrieving photographs from damaged camera memory cards.
Prime View International already produces displays for the most popular e-readers. By the end of the year, it will own the company that produces the “ink” for them.
Book sellers are making the case that people are reading more because of e-books.
French publishers and news providers are cooking up original ways to fight the perceived threat of cultural domination by U.S. giants like Google and Amazon.
As the hardware for electronic books moves closer to the mainstream, publishers wonder whether their industry can be spared the potential problems of piracy.
The company’s publishing unit said the service would be subscription-based, for $79.95 a year.
A variety of software is making it possible to read a book on a diversity of hardware, and to even tinker with the typeface.
Two big names are teaming with iRex Technologies to market a touch-screen e-reader to rival the Kindle from Amazon.
Gadgetwise contributors pick their favorite top-of-the-line products for this holiday season -- and also the best alternatives for less.
How does Barnes & Noble's new electronic book store stack up to Amazon.com?
David Pogue wonders if a product with the word "cool" in its name can be cool. To find out, he reviews the Cool-er e-book reader.
