Ereader review: Samsung Galaxy S2 Nook, by Barnes and Noble
I upgraded my Nook again, to a Galaxy S2 tablet. Picoreview: decent little tablet that has a nice amount of power for what I need it to do.
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For folks who keep hitting my site looking for Kobo Mini battery data
A post for people who have battery issues with Kobo Mini devices!
Read MoreEreader review: Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook 7.0, by Barnes and Noble
My latest device review: this time, the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook 7.0, which is a longwinded way of saying “the new Samsung Nook”. Picoreview: not bad, but not really useful to non-B&N customers or people who need higher-powered tablets.
Read MoreEreader review: Kindle Fire HDX, by Amazon
I got a Kindle Fire HDX for free! So here are my thoughts on it.
Read MoreEreader review: The Nook HD, by Barnes and Noble
Bought myself a shiny new Nook HD for purposes of having an Android tablet around, and also for reading and playing games. This is my initial review of the thing.
Read MoreMeet my new Nook!
I’m not normally one for needing to get the next revision of a device I own as soon as it comes out, but in the case of the new Nook Simple Touch, I’ve made an exception. I was interested by it as soon as I heard it was coming, and what finally pushed me over […]
Read MoreHow to read ebooks, Part 6: How to check out library ebooks
This is part 6 of my posts on how to read ebooks. Here I’ll get into how to check out ebooks from libraries that support that, and what you need to be able to do this. Basically, you will need two things: Adobe Digital Editions, and an account with the library of your choice (which […]
Read MoreHow to read ebooks, Part 5: How to read ebooks on your computer
Say you want to get into ebooks but you’re not sure what reading device you want to buy yet. Don’t worry, you’re not out of luck! If you’re reading this post at all you still have the ability to read ebooks right in front of you: i.e., on your computer. This post is all about […]
Read MoreHow to read ebooks, Part 4: Do you want a dedicated reading device?
This is the (overdue) part 4 of my series of posts on how to choose what you want in a reading device. This particular post’s topic: do you want a device that just focuses on reading books? Or do you want it to do other things as well? I was pretty happy with my iPhone […]
Read MoreEbook postings now resuming!
Apologies for the hiatus on the ebook posts, y’all; they ran into a roadblock when Seattle got smacked upside the head with winter early last week, and then the holidays kicked in, so! As of tomorrow I will resume the rest of the ebook posts, though! If you missed the previous ones, here are their […]
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