Amazon is the most popular e-reader brand in the world, and sometimes it does something that makes people consider whether ...

I need help deciding on which of these I will be picking up this weekend. I'll give you the rundown of what I'm looking for. Pure and simple, I want an E-Reader. I love reading, but can never get ...

"Any way you slice Barnes & Noble's announcement, the Nook is a game-changer for the current market and one that will force Amazon's hand even with Amazon's recent release of an international Kindle," ...

Just in time for a friendly Christmas competition with Amazon's Kindle Fire, Barnes & Noble is announcing the release of its competitor, a Nook Tablet. The Fire got insane reviews. Some bloggers were ...

E-books: Depending on your point of view, they're either the savior or the destroyer of the publishing business. So far, Amazon has dominated the market. Its first Kindle electronic reading device ...

The Nook, priced at $259, was unveiled at a Barnes & Noble event Tuesday afternoon, and as previously rumored, will run on Google's Android platform, plus have a color touch screen in addition to its ...

The holiday tablet wars gained a strong new entrant Monday when Barnes & Noble introduced an updated version of its Nook reader that takes dead aim at Amazon.com's coming Kindle Fire and could even ...

In December 2009, brick-and-mortar book-selling powerhouse Barnes & Noble got into the e-reader game, two years after Amazon.com‘s Kindle jump-started the category. Its Nook had some distinguishing ...

I've just finished writing an ebook, and curious as to how I should format it (PDF) for use on mobile devices. I don't mind making multiple versions optimized for different devices. Right now, it ...

*Price: The Nook Tablet costs $249; the Kindle Fire costs $199. *Connectivity: Both tablets connect to the Internet only through Wi-Fi. *Screen size: Both tablets have displays that measure 7 inches ...

Success breeds competition, a lesson Apple knows well from its iPhones and iPads. Now Amazon.com is learning it from two new devices that take dead aim at its Kindle tablet-and-e-reader business.