The Australian airline has created what it believes are books of the perfect length and style for your flight. But how does it know how fast you read? more

The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon is working on two new smartphones, including one that would offer hologram-like images and, perhaps, let users navigate with just their eyes. more

editors' take There's the Fire HD with the 7-inch screen that will sell for $199, a Fire HD with an 8.9-inch screen with a $299 price tag, and an extra-fancy Fire HD with 4G LTE support for $499. more

editors' take This e-reader may not be a quantum leap forward, but it is the Kindle that a lot of people have been waiting for. more

editors' take Faster, longer battery life, and less expensive: the Kindle Fire has gotten a subtle tuneup and price drop. more

editors' take At $10 less than the previous version, the entry-level Kindle is still a steal. more

Amazon started small. Now it's going big. The online retailer is expected to bring out its biggest tablet yet later this year. more

Users can now hear many books read aloud and use features like Zoom and AssistiveTouch to more easily see and navigate text. more

The online retail giant continues to put spending on expansion ahead of income growth, pushing into international markets and adding new companies and products to its portfolio. more

Can't decide between a Kindle and a Kobo? A GlowLight and a Paperwhite? This handy site gives you the full rundown between any two e-reader models. more

Available for Kindle and iOS, this bundle from Oceanhouse Media features eight narrated, interactive Seuss stories. more

Kobo's new 7-inch tablet hits stores in November in 8GB and 16GB models. Does it do enough to distinguish itself from the competition? more

Sony once offered a 5-inch e-reader. Now Kobo brings back that smaller size in a $79.99 touch-screen model. more

Kobo's answer to the Nook Simple Touch With GlowLight is the $129.99 Kobo Glo, which hits stores in October. more

It's the first-gen Fire, but still one of the best tablets around for consuming movies, music, TV shows, and, of course, books. Plus: an incredible online-backup deal. more

A new hire at Amazon invokes rumors of a phone, HTC One sets a launch date, and Playboy's new app won't bare all. more

AT&T is the first wireless provider to offer the Amazon tablet with a two-year contract. more

Google seems to be feeling left out of the smartwatch revolution. Also this week, the next-gen Xbox continues to blow Karyne's mind, a $99 Kindle Fire is probably not on the horizon, and Google Play tweaks make co-host Lynn La feel warm and fuzzy inside. more

Kindle Fire users will be able to instantly find out information about actors in television shows by tapping the screen during play. more

Report claims that a 7-inch Kindle Fire with a $99 price tag is in production and will ship later this year. Amazon says it's hogwash. more

The new button can be added to a site and allow its users to share content on Kindle devices and Amazon's apps. more

The $299 Kindle is now available in the U.K., Germany, France, Italy, Spain, and Japan. In the U.S., Amazon lowers the starting price to $269. more

That's the same price as a new non-touch-screen Kindle. The warranty may be shorter, but the touch features definitely offset the risk. more

For devices that hit the market just three years ago, they're doing pretty well, generating 8 percent of all Internet traffic. more

Platforms for e-book self-publishing like Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing let amateur porn producers slap together adult picture books and sell them online with ease. more

The regular bundle includes eight full-length novels, but if you're willing to pay at least $10, you can get 10 of them. Score! more

A bug in the e-reader app update erases users' Kindle libraries from their Apple devices. Amazon releases another update that it says fixes the issue. more

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That's $10 less than the cheapest Kindle, which lacks a touch screen and includes ads. But is that enough? more

The currency will offer Kindle Fire owners a different way to buy games, other apps, and in-app items. more