What's the Best eReader for Your Books? Time was, the easiest answer to this would be "the reader your bookseller sells". If you bought your books on Amazon, you bought a Kindle. If you bought your books on B&N, a Nook was your go-to. Kobo sells Kobo reading devices and so on. Only, it isn't
A Geek Girl's Guide to... is an ongoing series about becoming more technically savvy, so you can maximize your ereading pleasure. Links to back-posts are at the end of this post. - t. ___ Sideloading Books What exactly is sideloading? A lot of readers get very confused by this term. It’s a made up word
A Geek Girl's Guide to... is an ongoing series about becoming more technically savvy, so you can maximize your ereading pleasure. Links to back-posts are at the end of this post. - t. ___ Must you pick a format? I was having a discussion with readers the other day about which formats to use where.
A Geek Girl's Guide to... is an ongoing series about becoming more technically savvy, so you can maximize your ereading pleasure. Links to back-posts are at the end of this post. - t. ___ Picking your Reader. Many readers who are new to ereading tend to pick what they read upon by default. Often, they
A Geek Girl's Guide to... is an ongoing series about becoming more technically savvy, so you can maximize your ereading pleasure. Links to back-posts are at the end of this post. - t. ___ Sideloading Books What exactly is sideloading? A lot of readers get very confused by this term. It’s a made up word
A Geek Girl's Guide to... is an ongoing series about becoming more technically savvy, so you can maximize your ereading pleasure. Links to back-posts are at the end of this post. - t. ___ Ebook Management – Mottos to Live By This post isn't filled with technical wizardry. Instead, it's a step above the mechanical
I get a lot of mail from readers asking for technical help, usually for very simple things like uploading books to their readers. A lot of these same readers add something along the lines of “I’m not very computer savvy…” As uploading books to an ereader or mobile device is one of the simplest things
I’m always interested in exploring new reading software and applications. Developers are improving them all the time. I have several personal criteria against which I rate the various apps: 1) Ease of reading books – does the screen look pretty? 2) Sorting and categorizing – does the program let you sort the books on your
Finding time to read doesn’t sound like it should be a major issue. You read when you get time, right? It’s supposed to be a pleasureable past time, so you’ll do it when you can and enjoy the moments. But if you’ve got a huge backlog of books you want to read (or worse, sitting
No, there’s nothing illegal in what I’m about to tell you. The ideas I’m about to give you are all freely available and better still, free. Every time I run a free promo of one of my titles, I get at least one email demanding to know why I’m not offering the book for free
