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We've heard of hate-reading—the kind of reading you do out of disgust or loathing or contempt for the author. Now, it seems that a new type of reading style has emerged: call it "shame-reading."More »

One-fifth of American adults (21%) report that they have read an e-book in the past year...

Just under two years since Apple introduced the original iPad, the company said Tuesday that it’s now sold a total of 55 million units. And in the last three months of 2010 alone, Apple sold 15.4 million. Not only is that a sales record for Apple, that’s far more than any other compet...

Ownership of tablets and e-book readers saw a big spike over the holidays - in fact, it nearly doubled in the United States, according to a new study from the Pew Research Center’s Internet and American Life Project.The study was based on telephone surveys conducted in mid-December and Janu...

Tablets — especially iPads — were hot holiday gifts. A new survey finds that in about just one week, the percentage of U.S. consumers owning a tablet almost doubled to 19 percent, up from 10 percent prior to Christmas Day. That portion was even higher as you go up the income and educ...

When Barnes and Noble released the Nook Tablet, they could have very easily ignored the year-old Nook Color. But they havent. Instead, there's a new software update for the device, which brings 100 UI enhancements, comics and Netflix. Not too shabby. [Barnes and Noble]More »

It doesn't get much airtime these days, so if you're too young to have experienced 1984's The Neverending Story, you need to remedy that ASAP so you can understand why this handmade e-reader and tablet case is so awesome.More »

The price wars that seem to have given e-ink based E-readers a new lease on life continue, with Kobo quietly introducing an ad-supported version of their Kobo Touch that will shave $40 off the price tag.More »

Photo: andrewchx Remember the old line about the enemy of your enemy is your friend? Well, that could apply to how Apple views the Kindle Fire tablet from Amazon. Originally seen as a rival to the iPad, the $199 7-inch device could actually scramble an already disorganized band of Android-based A...

Inkling, the company that makes interactive, digital versions of textbooks for the iPad, has thus far focused on making products aimed at college students. But the San Francisco-based startup is set to debut its first title that could appeal to people both in and out of the classroom.Later this w...