New Kindle update makes it much easier to switch to an Amazon ereader By Tom Bedford published 4 May 22 Amazon Kindles now support EPUB file formats, which means the ereader ecosystem is now much more open.
Amazon Kindle will finally support EPUB books - but there's a catch By Cesar Cadenas published 3 May 22 You will still need to convert EPUB files, but the process will be less annoying
Apple iPhone 13 sales power a big quarter but there may be trouble ahead By Lance Ulanoff last updated 29 April 22 Apple boasts strong iPhone, Mac, Wearables, and Services sales.
The next Amazon Kindle could be a game-changer if it gets this brand-new tech By Tom Bedford published 27 April 22 E Ink's new color ereader screen would be a great fit for Amazon's next Kindle.
Calling all bookworms: Amazon is giving away 10 Kindle ebooks for World Book Day By Tom Bedford published 23 April 22 To celebrate UNESCO's World Book Day, Kindle owners and Amazon Prime subscribers can pick up 10 free ebooks.
The next iPad Pro needs to borrow this one iPad Air feature By Tom Bedford published 8 April 22 Face ID may be popular on iPhones, but it's not ideal on iPads. Here's why Apple needs to ditch it for the iPad Pro.
Apple's next iPad Pro could be six months away – why should we care now? By Lance Ulanoff published 28 March 22 OPINION Apple predictions are predictable, but what about the iPad Pro strategy?
iPad Pro (2022) could land with the iPhone 14, but it might not be worth the wait By James Rogerson published 28 March 22 The iPad Pro (2022) might not land for six months or more, and it might not be much of an upgrade.
Apple might want you to subscribe to your next iPhone By Lance Ulanoff published 24 March 22 Bloomberg reports that Apple is looking at letting consumers subscribe to some hardware instead of buying it outright.
New iPad (2022) could be a huge reinvention for Apple's cheap tablet line By Tom Bedford published 24 March 22 Rumors suggest Apple is planning big things for its next entry-level iPad, changing the decade-old design.
