Books

Tablets bring the best of both worlds. They are bigger than smartphones, and at the same time, a lot more portable than laptops. This feature makes it perfect for reading books on the go or taking quick notes, all thanks to the big screen. Some table

Nothing can replace the actual feeling of flipping pages with physical books. But sometimes, it’s not possible to find and read a book you want. That’s when ebooks serve the purpose.

More people are trying out audiobooks, mainly for multitasking seamlessly. Listen to your favorite authors while working from your desktop, while driving, or community. When it comes to audiobook services, Amazon Audible is quickly turning out to be

I use my phone to listen to audiobooks pretty much every night, right before I go to bed. But my phone’s getting old and it’s almost always dead towards the end of the day. So I recently tried switching to my Windows laptop. Since all of

On the iPhone and iPad, Apple Books (formerly iBooks) makes reading digital books a joy. A refined user interface, an automatic dark mode, and adjustable background colors translate into a phenomenal experience. However, there comes that day when itâ

All major web browsers on the iPhone and iPad render PDFs quite well. But reading lengthy documents isn’t feasible since they severely lack any of the features that a decent PDF reader provides. And since iOS already offers superb PDF viewing capab

When one speaks about eBook reader apps, there’s one name that immediately springs to the mind: Kindle. Over the last decade, Kindle has changed how we read books. Thick and heavy books have been replaced by this slim device which you can easil

Hear all bibliophiles! It’s the first month of 2018 and it’s time to refresh your reading goals. Like any year, adding books to your 2018 bucket list is an easy task, it’s the execution part that can be a little intimidating.

While Amazon’s Kindle Fire tablets continue to do moderately well, Kindle e-reader sales have been declining for years. It seems that most people who want to get their reading done digitally are choosing to spend their money on full-fledged ta

DRM or Digital Rights Management refers to the implementation of various technologies which limit the way digital products can be utilized. It is mainly used in order to prevent piracy. DRM can be a sensitive topic and

I love listening to audiobooks when I’m cycling, commuting, or just doing chores. And it’s easy to see why. I can complete a book within a week or two, while fulfilling other tasks. That’s a novel of 300+ pages I would normally have to dedicate

I’m at a point in my life where I no longer listen to music on my phone. I still listen to soft/classical music while writing but when I’m out of the house exercising, cycling or even doing chores I listen to podcasts or audiobooks. I know audiobo

Kindle is one of the best selling ebook readers available in the market right now. Amazon won’t tell us exactly how many units it sells but safe to say, it’s a lot. I’m not new to ebook readers. I successfully completed my goal of reading 52 bo

You may love to read books, but a much easier method of absorbing information is to simply sit back and listen! Audiobooks let you do just that. Lots of books have been converted to audio either by a speaker manually or by a computer program. Ei

Knowledge never dies. I guess it gets passed on in the form of books. In India, we have had a long tradition of giving away our old books or selling them off at basement prices. What passed from one hand to another in my country has gone the virtual

Recommending books used to be a task best left to the librarians and the corner store bookseller. No more, because online recommendation engines have taken over.

The internet is flooded with free ebook downloading sites. But very few of them offer you some unique features like finding and downloading books in different formats. Manybooks.