It's now very common to see people on public transport reading on a Kindle or someone waiting for a flight at the airport lounge, scribbling away on an e-paper writing tablet. Digital reading and ...

Kobo launched three new eReaders in April, including the company’s first models with E Ink color displays. But that’s not the only thing that makes Kobo’s 2024 eReader lineup unusual. The company has ...

Aside from the color E Ink display, the Clara Colour resembles Amazon's standard Kindle ($109.99). Both have 6-inch displays ...

Kobo is going to be releasing one new e-reader sometime in the next few weeks. The company has just obtained FCC certification for a new product with the model number N604. It will have WIFI, ...

Will Rakuten Kobo release any new e-readers in 2026, or will they wait for the new E INK Kaleido 4 to come out first?

E Ink has been making paper-like displays for decades, but up until a few years ago most of the company’s screens have been black and white displays that support 16 shades of grey, but no color. That ...

Something to look forward to: While color e-readers are nothing new at this point, major e-reader companies mostly sell monochromatic devices and Android-based tablets that are ill-conceived for a ...

Not only is the Kobo Clara Colour a great value e-reader, it is made by a company that appears to value its customers, which ...

Kobo has a pair of new ereaders to ween you off your Kindle, and if you've been looking for reasons to ditch Amazon then the Kobo Sage's stylus support might be it. The new E Ink model – alongside the ...

Kobo Elipsa is changing the game for e-readers despite the tight competition with other electronic reading brands. As a matter of fact, it has released the new marketable e-reader, Elipsa which ...

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When you think of e-readers, Amazon’s Kindle usually comes to mind. But there’s another brand giving book lovers more options – including free library books and a way to save long-form articles to ...