Personally, I have found the base model Amazon Kindle (2024) that I purchased to be good enough for the basics. After all, as long as I can read on an e-ink display, it’s getting the job done. Right?

Amazon might have basically come to dominate the e-reader market with its Kindle lineup, but the only one simply called 'Kindle' is its most affordable version. While this more basic Kindle doesn ...

Andrej Karpathy sees LLMs reading books along with humans. A recent Amazon job listing suggests the company may already be working on this.

This is Amazon’s second stab at the device after releasing the original Kindle Scribe in 2022. This upgraded model sports some aesthetic changes, but it’s all about the big note-taking and AI ...

Amazon is also sending The Verge a replacement Kindle Colorsoft unit. When asked what adjustments were being made to the Colorsoft to address the display issue, Amazon spokesperson Devon Corvasce ...

The digital notebook space has been growing strongly for over seven years. Several companies, such as Supernote, Remarkable, ...

Not a dramatic change from recent models, but the Kindle Paperwhite (2024) didn’t need to be. It’s a refined and polished e-reader you’ll reach for again and again. Amazon’s Kindle is the most ...

Amazon’s new entry-level Kindle is a bit smaller (and slower), and while the jazzy Kindle Colorsoft offers the best color screen on an e-reader so far, it will run you an extra $120 over the ...

The Amazon Kindle Scribe for 2024 is a fine ebook reader ... Amazon adds two AI features to the new Scribe: Tap the star icon in the menu at the top of the notebook screen to have AI summarize ...

I’m pleased a colour Kindle is finally here ... t help but feel the body is somewhat lacking. That said, Amazon did throw in one subtle flourish to differentiate the Colorsoft. The Amazon logo on the ...

Amazon's diversified the Kindle lineup in recent years, in an attempt to woo more people than just simple readers, and the Scribe is perhaps the most obvious symbol of this change. It's unlike ...