Amazon Launched the Kindle a while back (about 8 months ago), and with that started a converation about the future of publishing industry. A lot of people commended Amazon for[…]

I was reading one of the more popular Kindle forums out there, and one interesting question came up that I thought was very legitimate: What happens to Kindles that get[…]

Recently, I posed a question to the LinkedIn community about the Kindle and its future that I thought would be interesting to share here. If you were an Amazon executive,[…]

Amazon Kindle has had its detractors over the past year. Many call the device “overrated” and overpriced. The fact is that while Amazon Kindle is a wonderful device, people are[…]

I have heard many arguments about Kindle being expensive and people not being able to sell the books they buy on the Kindle platform. In truth, with current book prices,[…]

We are about 7 months after the release of the Amazon Kindle, and you still here bloggers and gadgeteers who complain about the Kindle. Some of the complaints are valid[…]

You see all these new products coming out with their own SDKs, allowing their users to add functionality to their gadgets as they wish. It begs the question whether Kindle[…]

Amazon.com started as a book e-store really, and they have kept up with their tradition by releasing an eBook reader. Sure. Amazon has mastered the art of logistics, supply chain[…]

I am sure you are all familiar with the concept of X-to-X. Microsoft has used that (on a limited basis) for its Zune product line. With Zune, you can figure[…]

It is amazing how people find excuses not to buy the Amazon Kindle these days. First, there was the excuses that people were making about Kindle not being able to[…]