E-readers and e-ink tablets can be broadly split into two categories; those that run the Android operating system, and those that do not. Whether to choose an Android or Non-Android device is often a primary buying factor, so in this article, I wanted to quickly go over the differences, as well as the advantages and …
In this post, I will be exploring the best e-ink tablets that run Android. Or, more specifically, the best e-ink tablets that have native support for the installation of third-party apps from the Google Play Store (which is perhaps the primary reason for choosing an Android-based tablet). Android vs Non-Android E-ink Tablets One of the …
In this post, I want to address something that I get a lot of correspondence about – the difference in the tactile writing feel of the major brands of e-ink tablets. Writing experience is something that is quite difficult to convey in words, and is also quite subjective, but I’m going to try and do …
The most popular e-reading devices (Kindle, Kobo, Pocketbook & Nook) use their own proprietary operating system (usually based on Linux). This ensures that they are highly optimised for ebook reading but can do little else. Over the last few years, e-readers built on the Android operating system (typically used on phones and tablets) have become …
Today eWritable launched Version 1.0 of the search and compare tool for e-readers. This tool makes it easy to identify the best e-reader for your unique requirements, with options to filter devices based on several criteria, including: You can also filter the devices by the ebook formats they support (natively) and casing colour. Devices from …
E-ink tablet aficionado Kit Betts-Masters and eWritable have collaborated to develop a tool for comparing e-ink devices according to real-world use cases. Using the vast amount of data that Kit has collected over the years combined with his experience and expertise, eWritable built a tool that conveys this information as a spider diagram. This choice …
