Libby and Hoopla give you instant access to thousands of digital books, audiobooks, and other media from your local library. Today, you don’t even need to physically visit your local library to enjoy ...

Going for something that isn’t a Kindle, which is the default here, can end up being a lot cheaper too. We’ve also found a deal on one of these for you. The XTeink X4 Pro Reader is on sale today with ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Barry Collins is a tech journalist writing about PCs, Macs and games. When most people decide they need a new ebook reader, they ...

Gone are the days when the only way to read content was on paper. Today's technology offers a new kind of reading experience where you don't have to walk into a bookstore or newspaper stand and carry ...

Most everyone I talk to who still reads books uses an e-reader. For as much as I love the feel, the look, even the smell of a physical book, I get it. The Kindle is easier, and lighter, and it’s like ...

Bigme is a company that has a strong track record of making digital paper-type products, with a strong emphasis on AI and note-taking. The one thing missing from their portfolio is a dedicated ebook ...

Smartphones with foldable displays have been around for years. A handful of PC makers have also launched laptops. So what’s next? Foldable eReaders, apparently. The MooInk V is an eBook reader with an ...

The Xteink X4 is a compact eBook reader that’s smaller than most smartphones. In fact, it’s so small that the company positions it as an eReader that sticks magnetically to the back of a phone, ...

There’s a new version on the way, but you can save $34 on the original and start reading immediately from any app or source you want. There’s a new version on the way, but you can save $34 on the ...

While researching some interesting, newsworthy topics on e-readers, I stumbled upon this Reddit post, “No real advancement in eBook readers in years.” So, I decided to share my views on this blog.

eBook readers, often just called eReaders, have come a long way since the earliest days of the likes of the Amazon Kindle. Not only do some of them now support pen input for jotting down notes, some ...