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AT&T to Start Selling the Kindle Next Week
AT&T announced today that it will begin selling the Amazon Kindle at more than 2,000 of its retail stores nationwide beginning March 6. As the exclusive provider of wireless 3G technology for the Kindle, the mobile company believes it’s the next logical step in boosting revenue from more than just mobile contracts and has already…
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Kindle’s New Commercial Takes a Swing at Ipad
Amazon’s Kindle is stepping up its game with a new commercial that not only highlights its main attributes, but tries to knock down its main competitor, the Ipad by “poking fun” at some of its shortcomings, reports the San Francisco Chronicle. The commercial is only 31 seconds long, and pinpoints its unique features that separate…
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Kindle Updated With Book Lending Feature
The Amazon Kindle is their number one selling product of all time, and its third generation Kindle model has managed to become a force to be reckoned with in this competitive market. While the Kindle seems to be the preferred ereader for around 47% of the ebook reading market (figures reflect data through the end…
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Local Libraries Share Book Shelves With eBook Readers
As libraries fight to remain a relevant part of the action in the digital age, many of them have decided to get on board with the digital book initiative, which would provide the card members with the option of checking out ebooks and downloading them to their computers or ebook readers, such as the Kindle,…
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Amazon Kindle 3 No.1 ebook Reader – Carries over 47% Of The eReader Market
A great innovation in the world of reading has been materialized through the efforts of Amazon. Readers now experience the shift from the paper-made books at the online or offline bookstores to the electronic, digitally managed Kindle Electronic Book Reader. With this latest eBook reader, customers need not wait in line as the Amazon Kindle…
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Kindle Leads eBook Reader Market On Through Holidays
The Amazon Kindle is by far the top selling ebook reader on the market, and has dominated 47% of the market even on their worst day in sales this year. Their drop to 47% was due to the introduction of the Apple iPad device which has ebook reader capabilities, not to mention the Kindle app…