Samsung released a new ad for its Galaxy Pro series, ‘It Can Do That”, that pokes fun at the iPad, Microsoft Surface and Kindle users.
Samsung released a new ad for its Galaxy Pro series, ‘It Can Do That”, that pokes fun at the iPad, Microsoft Surface and Kindle users. It can do that? The Galaxy Pro series of tablets have more great features than ever, with screens that blow the competition away.
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Amazon released a new ad in which they compare the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9″ tablet to an iPad Air. Compare the all-new Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 to iPad Air. Kindle Fire HDX tablet has nearly 1 million more pixels on the 8.9″ display, weighs 20% less than iPad Air, and starts at just $379 (compared to iPad Air’s starting price of $499).
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About 45% of iPad owners are not happy about the timing of Apple’s new iPad 4 launch, which comes just seven months after the debut of the iPad 3.
About 45% of iPad owners are not happy about the timing of Apple’s new iPad 4 launch, which comes just seven months after the debut of the iPad 3.
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Amazon has come a long way from *just* being the world’s largest bookseller. This year alone the company has launched three new products or service offerings that challenge the market dominance of an established player.
Amazon has come a long way from *just* being the world’s largest bookseller. This year alone the company has launched three new products or service offerings that challenge the market dominance of an established player.
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Each BOOK is hand-crafted to order in a small Minnesota studio. Every exterior detail of BOOK has been considered, from the linen book cloth to the decorative book headbands for an effect that provides bibliophiles with tangible protection for their electronic information.
Each BOOK is hand-crafted to order in a small Minnesota studio. Every exterior detail of BOOK has been considered, from the linen book cloth to the decorative book headbands for an effect that provides bibliophiles with tangible protection for their electronic information.
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Amazon.com may have the Kindle. But the giant online retailer doesn’t think that’s the only portable device where people will read books.
Amazon.com may have the Kindle. But the giant online retailer doesn’t think that’s the only portable device where people will read books. Looking to bolster its position in e-books, Amazon.com today purchased the maker of the free iPhone application Stanza. The company behind Stanza — Lexcycle — announced the news in a blog post today.
“It has been an amazing experience to see Stanza grow out of our brainstormed ideas into one of the most downloaded iPhone applications,” the company wrote. “Throughout this period we have attempted to listen to and innovate for our customers to provide a great ebook reading experience.”
Amazon representatives could not be immediately reached for comment. Terms of the deal were not disclosed in the blog post.
With offices in Austin, Texas and Portland, Oregon, Stanza allows readers to choose from among 100,000 books and periodicals. Users of Stanza also can save copies of their books to the Kindle.
As of mid-February, Lexcycle said that it had more than 1.3 million users in 60 countries using Stanza. The e-book reader was first launched last July.
Amazon.com introduced its own free iPhone electronic book application in early March.
[via TechFlash]
