The Book Nook is the first Main Street bookstore in Tallassee, and they hope to host more events in the future like its ...

The global eBook market is expected to experience moderate growth over the next decade, with market value projected to increase from USD 22,448.18 million in 2024 to USD 36,218.96 million by 2034.

Choosing the right e-reader is a decision based on price, the need for special features, and where you get your books from.

Which device offers better features, storage, and book options? Read the ultimate e-reader comparison in 2024.

Still reading hardbacks and paperbacks? It's time to reconsider that and upgrade to an e-reader. The latest e-readers offer an easy-to-read display that can be seen — glare-free — in almost ...

There are now three base Kindle models to choose from and each one does something a bit different, so read on as we reveal the best Kindle to buy for most people and help you find the Amazon e-reader ...

With the best ebook readers, make fewer trips to the bookstore and spend more time reading. These models, tested by CNET experts, offer the best reading experience. Executive Editor David Carnoy ...

Unlike with paperbacks, an e-reader allows me to carry dozens of books in a fanny pack or backpack, and I can adjust the font size if my eyes are feeling particularly tired or the light level if I ...

When Detroit Lions defensive tackle DJ Reader returns to action Sunday, it will be the culmination of a lengthy rehab process. Reader detailed the rigorous journey of recovering from the second ...

After e-books became ubiquitous with the arrival of Amazon’s Kindle e-reader in 2007, Caro looked at a few, and was appalled by their poor quality, he said. “They had an unfortunate amount of ...

A cybersecurity researcher is urging users to upgrade Adobe Acrobat Reader after a fix was released yesterday for a remote code execution zero-day with a public in-the-wild proof-of-concept exploit.

His immediate response was to try to innovate, expanding into games and toys and spending heavily on developing Barnes & Noble’s own e-reader, the Nook, to compete with Amazon’s Kindle.