We recently announced a reimagined Kindle Scribe that comes with a paper-like display, new writing experiences in books, and a more powerful notebook experience. The display has new white borders and ...

thanks to Amazon Exclusive books and self-published, Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP) titles. That said, if you mostly read titles from established publishers, you’ll find them on any reader.

You could also choose to subscribe to Amazon's Kindle Unlimited service -- think of it as Netflix for e-books -- for $11.95 a month. A 3-month free trial is included with new Kindle devices.

After one week with the Kindle Colorsoft, I can confirm that its price and the ability to make book covers, photos and comic books look a little more alive aren’t the only things you’re going ...

“Dog Man: Brawl of the Wild” by Dave Pilkey, on Kindle Colorsoft. The ability to read kids’ books in color might ... Here’s a direct comparison of the same color photo from The Wall ...

Authors could submit Kindle Vella stories via the Kindle Direct Publishing system. They would earn 50% of what readers spend on the Tokens to unlock their story’s episodes. They were also ...

While you can read e-books on the reMarkable Paper Pro, or for that matter, any reMarkable device, that applies to only PDF and ePUB formats. What if you wish to read your Kindle books on the ...

(Amazon Photo) Amazon announced Tuesday morning that it will shut down its Kindle Vella platform for serial and episodic stories and books in ... of the Kindle Direct Publishing platform for ...

For example, using official tools provided by Amazon, keeping your non-Amazon e-books organized is a real chore. That’s why many Kindle users turn to third-party solutions, like the incredibly ...

started publishing digital books through its publishing company, 8th Note Press, last year. 8th Note Press is now teaming up with Zando, an independent publishing company, to release a line of ...

A new book claims the Prime Minister had a direct line to the former Qantas chief executive Alan Joyce which he used to arrange flight upgrades for personal travel.