Ever bought a book from Barnes and Noble, then turned around to find it missing from your bookshelf and replaced with a voucher?
Bizarre though it may seem, that’s exactly what’s happened to hundreds of owners of George Orwell’s 1984 and Animal Farm books, with Amazon remotely deleting copies on user’s Kindles and crediting their accounts.
While this might be understandable if the copies were distributed illegally, the cause here appears to be a publisher which decided...
Why Hasn't The Authors Guild Freaked Out About iPad...
Back in March, we pointed out how odd it was that the Authors Guild hadn't freaked out about the text-to-speech capabilities of the iPad, which would allow for ebooks to be read aloud. Of...
Toshiba Unveils the World’s Thinnest 10-inch Tablet
LAS VEGAS: Super thin, super light, rather sexy. It’s hard to believe that those are the words one would use to describe a new tablet from Toshiba, the company that brought us the hefty,...
Kindle Fire may have singed iPad sales
Up to 29m iPhones sold in quarter ended December, suggests analyst, while separate forecasts say Samsung may have sold record 35m smartphones in the same periodStrong sales of the Amazon...
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