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Google recently announced an end to Google Reader and its RSS aggregation web service wherein Reader would be off on July 1. As revealed byUrsHölzle, Google senior vice president of technical infrastructure, the reason stated for this shut down is "usage has declined."

Google's announcement earlier this year that they would be getting rid of their RSS feed aggregator, Google Reader, was more of a shock. Not only did it manage to gain quite a bit of popularity over the years, but it has many applications that made it a heavily used tool for professionals

Amazon.com, the largest ecommerce shopping portal, today announced its latest E-Ink eBook readers the Kindle and the Kindle Touch starting for $79 and $99 respectively, report says.

EBook reader manufacturer Kobo is now following Amazon's and Barnes & Noble's tracks and introducing its own Kobo Vox, a reasonably priced Google Android powered tablet PC.

Australia's largest bookseller is going to alter and grow the book industry in Australia and simultaneously stay ahead of competitors, by launching web-based book publishing service.

Lenovo Group and Qualcomm Incorporated announces the Lenovo ThinkPad Tablet will now offer Qualcomm's Gobi™ 3000 technology, making it the first Android tablet that gives enterprise customers a single mobile platform for use throughout the world.

Barnes & Noble extends NOOK Color abilities by adding the largest-ever software update to its $199 NOOK Color

Kyobo Book Centre, Korea's largest seller of books, and San Diego based Qualcomm MEMS Technologies Inc. launches brand new eReader with mirasol® display technology.