Amazon refreshes the Kindle DX.

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Amazon Introduces a New Kindle DX With Lower Price

Apple continues to push the boundaries of its Kindle book software announcing Wednesday that it will soon offer in-browser book samples.

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Amazon to Introduce Web-Based Book Previews

Amazon is offering a free Kindle reading application for phones running Google’s Android software.

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Amazon Releases Kindle App for Android Phones

Reacting to a price cut for the Barnes & Noble Nook, Amazon has dropped the price for the Kindle to $189.

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Amazon Drops Kindle Price to $189

Barnes & Noble cuts the price of the Nook reader, signaling overall lower prices for the category amid more versatile tablets like the iPad.

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Nook Starts the Price War in E-Readers

Ray Kurzweil says his Blio e-reader software will give electronic books with richer formatting similar to what they’re used to in print.

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Ray Kurzweil Vows To Right E-Reader Wrongs

Amazon could release the next generation of the Kindle in August. The company is also hard at work on new touch-screen prototypes for the device, as well as color LCD screens.

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New Kindle Expected This Summer, Touch Possible Later

YouTube video half lives and Facebook half truths as well as Maker Faire and Googling yourself are on the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: Googling Yourself

A new wave of job listings on Amazon’s Kindle job board shows the company hard at work on its newest version of the Kindle.

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With a Kindle Hiring Spree, Amazon Gears Up for Battle With Apple

Measuring the apps market and video game use, Bill Gates on Apple and the Kindle in Target top the reading list.

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What We’re Reading: iPad Jokes