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These days many of us own the Amazon Kindle, and unfortunately many have found out just how fragile the device can be. Solarmio, who recently won an Innovation Award at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, has some solutions to protect your favorite e-reader. The new Solarmio Kindle case will not only protect the device, but it has a
The E Ink screens of e-book readers are much easier on the eyes than traditional LCD ones but as they're not backlit, reading in low light or the dark is a little tricky. SolarFocus's lighted Kindle cover solves this problem and more. Andy takes a look. The SolarKindle lighted Kindle cover is a combination of a hard case, LED light, battery
These days, in-car DVD players are old hat - a tablet is where it's at. Andy talks to Linda at inCarBite on how their car mount can keep up with the Joneses. The inCarBite tablet mounting system is available for the Apple iPad 1 & 2 and Amazon's Kindle Fire, which is gaining in popularity as an entertainment device. The tablet
G-Form is best know for its protective gear for high adrenaline sports but using this know-how, it's protecting something much more precious - your expensive tablet with its Extreme range of cases. If you think this is gimmick, these guys dropped an iPad in an Extreme Portfolio from a weather balloon at 100,000+ feet....and it survived. Todd talks to Rick
At 5:17-p.m. U.S. Mountain time today, I received a short email from Amazon. It was a form email, explaining what the Kindle Compass is and clarifying the price issue. This is the text of the email: "This morning we sent you an e-mail regarding The Kindle Compass, a new free publication built by the Kindle editorial team that we’re piloting
This morning at 5 a.m. when I was checking my email, I had a strange missive from the Amazon Kindle store. It told me I was being subscribed to the "Kindle Compass" for a "14-day free trial," and that after that time, I would automatically be charged the usual subscription fee, to my credit card ending in **** which is
When we moved from Missouri to Colorado, it meant we had to find a new bank, new utility providers, the whole kit 'n k'boodle. I chose a bank by seeing which one was closest to the house. A bank is a bank is a bank, in my experience. So it turns out this bank (FirstBank) gives free gifts to customers