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Amazon Releases HTML 5 Kindle Web App
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Amazon yesterday announced the availability of its new Kindle Cloud Reader, an HTML 5 web app designed to let you read your Kindle books on devices without necessarily having to install the standalone Kindle app.
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AT&T teams with Amazon to offer $139 Kindle 3G with Special Offers
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Amazon announced on Wednesday that AT&T will sponsor a new Kindle 3G with Special Offers, a deal that has lowered the price of the device $50 to $139.99. In a statement, AT&T’s CEO Ralph de la Vega said that the Kindle 3G is “by far the fastest growing connected device” on AT&T’s network. Amazon’s “Special Offers” devices come at the cost of ad-sponsored content. Users will see advertisements at the bottom of the screen and can launch the “AdMash” Kindle application to choose which advertisements are displayed. The $114 Kindle Wi-Fi with Special Offers device, which launched in April, is currently the best selling version of the popular eReader. Read on for the full press release.
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Amazon’s $114 ad-supported Kindle is the best selling version
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According to Amazon’s “Bestsellers in Electronics” list, the company’s $114 ad-subsidized “Kindle with Special Offers,” is the most popular model in the Kindle family of eReaders. The device — launche...
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Ad-supported Kindle ships early, fans of grayscale advertising rejoice
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Great news for people who love to read but wish the experience involved more advertising: an Amazon executive has announced the ad-supported Kindle, originally slated for a May 3 release, is going out...
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Amazon Kindle 3G hits AT&T stores starting March 6th
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AT&T on Monday announced that it will soon begin selling Amazon’s popular 3G-enabled Kindle eBook reader in its retail locations. Starting March 6th, customers will be able to purchase the Kindle 3G e...
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iPad and Kindle outright tablet and e-reader kings
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In news that will shock no one, the Apple iPad and Amazon Kindle 3 were the dominant products in their respective fields in the latter half of 2010, grabbing a massive amount of the tablet and e-reade...
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Kindle 3 is now Amazon's best-selling product ever
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The staggering Christmas sales of Amazon's third generation Kindle reader has propelled it to the company's best-selling product of all-time.
The aggressively-priced Kindle 3, available for as low as ...
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Amazon Kindle Sold "Millions" This Holiday Quarter So Far
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Amazon has finally given us as close to some solid numbers as we’re going to get on Kindle sales, and it’s not really that close at all. Amazon has been either vague or reluctant to disclose actual Ki...
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Amazon launches Kindle ebook gifting
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Amazon has seemingly grown bored of waiting for people to actively adopt its Kindle ereading platform, and instead wants it to be foisted on unwitting gift recipients this holiday season. As of today ...
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Amazon Kindle demo unit arrives in Best Buy, should populate shelves soon
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Last week, Amazon decided to expand the B&M presence of its famed e-reader by throwing Best Buy the same bone already thrown to Staples and
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Kindle 2 and 3 Screens Compared Side by Side
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The Kindle 3's new Pearl e-ink display (right) appears to provide greater contrast and a sharper image than its predecessor. Although this is not a microscopic close-up of the two screens, the differe...
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Kindle-mania shows no sign of letting up
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Amazon has announced that the latest generation of the Kindle, which is the first to see an official release over here in Britain, is the fastest selling model ever.
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Third-gen Kindle fastest selling ever: shipping (early) to Mongolia
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No great surprise, given the constantly slipping ship date for new orders, but Amazon has confirmed that the new Kindles are the fastest-selling models of the
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Amazon's Kindle Store opens digital doors in UK
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Amazon has just announced the launch of its UK Kindle Store, furnishing UK netizens with a localized storefront from which to browse and purchase the
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Amazon's third-generation Kindle 'temporarily sold out,' bookworms curse the universe
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Gone so soon, Kindle? Due to what we can only assume is unprecedented demand or a terrible shortfall in supply, Amazon's third-generation Kindle (you
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