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Bill Kuykendall

5 Things That Will Make E-Readers Better in 2010 | Gadget Lab | Wired.com - 0 views

  • There’s more to a gadget than just good hardware. An elegantly designed user interface can put a gadget head and shoulders above its peers. That’s where most e-readers have fallen short. E-reader manufacturers’ focus on hardware design means their user interfaces often feel like an afterthought.
  • Another way to enhance the experience may be through opening up e-readers to third-party apps, as Amazon has done with the Kindle. That could bring additional features to the devices and maybe even alternate readers with more elegant interfaces.
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    Apple has put the pressure on e-book readers with its forthcoming iPad tablet. But Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Sony aren't taking it lying down. Color, touchscreens and improved black-and-white displays are some of the innovations that consumers can expect to see in electronic-reading gadgets this year.
Bill Kuykendall

Barnes and Noble to Introduce e-Reader, the Nook - NYTimes.com - 0 views

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    Kindle competitor offers 500,000 free Google Books
Bill Kuykendall

After iPad, Rivals Offer Hybrid Variations - NYTimes.com - 0 views

  • these companies are feeling the pressure to respond to the iPad, which went on sale April 3. But their decisions to develop the hybrid products also demonstrate their desire to expand their core businesses, and to experiment with varying kinds of business models and technologies.
  • Google is going one step further, exploring the idea of building its own slate, an e-reader that would function like a computer.
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