Kindle e-readers have experienced the best holiday season ever, according to Amazon. No specific sales figures have been spoken of yet, but some information has leaked out. Over 1 million Kindle devices were sold by Amazon in every week of December. More »

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We already knew that the Amazon’s Kindle Fire was going to make a loss and that Amazon was hoping to make back that loss with the content customers would purchase along with the tablet, but it has now emerged that losses may be being made with the Kindle e-reader too. More »

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Amazon’s Kindle have overcome the iPad to take victory in the 2011 T3 Commuter Gadget of the year. A QWERTY keyboard is the highlight of it all, and the key to success in the Kindle also beating the Nintendo 3DS and iPhone 4. More »

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KF8 is the name of a new file format, updating the current eBook one. KF8 is HTML5-based. So lots of new features and options for publishers will be there for sure, and publishers will be able to find all the right resources. More »

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In a Business newspaper a poll asked people if they owned an an Amazon Kindle. 41% said yes, 57% said no, as they should. More »

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It looks like CES are about to take a look at the Etaco jetBook Color. There isn’t a massive market for e-readers due to all the tablets out there doubling up as one, but the jetBook Color will be adding to the few names on the list. More »

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Amazon has announced a deal with DC Comics that would allow Amazon to sell digital copies of 100 of DC’s comics, which will be exclusive to the Kindle Fire. More »

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Textbooks used by students die out really fast, as many students fail to take care of their books. Plus, it’s very difficult for students to lug around roughly 20 pounds of textbooks all day long. Well, this may very well come to an end should schools start using this Logic 100 eReader. More »

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As the upgraded version to the original, the Nook Color 2 is reported to be debuting this month from Barnes & Noble. More »

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Amazon has finally brought forth its Kindle app that it began work on in 2010 and though the beta version of said app allowed readers to only see glimpses of one chapter at a time, that has all changed. More »

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If you’re planning on picking up an e-reader soon, you might look to buy a NOOK from Barnes & Noble instead. Especially since they’re currently having a deal that will get you some free book downloads to go with your new e-reader. More »

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From Htcyou: The Pandigital Nova Digital Reader, which has been spotted at the FCC recently, is now available on Best Buy for $170. This 7-inch device looks pretty much like the 8-inch Pandigital Super Nova Digital Reader in terms of design, but this one is powered by an 800MHz processor with 4GB of internal storage and an ActiveTouch 800×600 display, a resistive touchscreen with multi-touch support. More »

Yes, the Harry Potter series may have finished, but if you’re missing the lad and series terribly, then miss him no more! J.K. Rowling and Google have formed a partnership that will bring the series to your e-reader come fall. More »

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The bane of every college student…the expensive but mandatory and growing list of course textbooks to purchase. In an attempt to get in on the college textbook market, Amazon has started a new service that allows you to rent textbooks onto the Kindle e-reader and save you some money at the same time. More »

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Last week at the e-Book Expo Tokyo, Fujitsu was given the chance to unveil its newest color e-reader dubbed, “flossy flossy.” Measuring at 8-inches, this 157 dpi cholestric LCD module abandons Windows and its weight for a lighter, Linux-operated system. It still contains its original color range, but writing speeds became much faster. Too bad it seems like the U.S. won’t get this cool baby but you can still watch a demonstration of it after the break. More »

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