With the three major eReader vendors planning new models for release this month, November 2011 could be the month where the face of eBooks and eReaders changes dramatically.
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Exciting November: New eReader tabs from BN, Kobo, Amazon
Amazon cites first million-selling self-publisher
Nice recognition for John Locke from Amazon: he's the eighth author to sell over 1 million Kindle books, but more importantly he's the first independently published author to receive this distinction, selling 1,010,370 Kindle books using Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP).
Will Amazon tablets undermine Kindle sales?
As Amazon preps a line of Android-based tablets, a concern going forward has to be whether a colorful iPad competitor will undermine sales of high-end Kindles and whether Amazon has enough resources to actually support a real computing device.
Amazon, B&N spar over battery life
Which eReader has the longest battery life? Amazon and Barnes & Noble are sparring over which device -- the Kindle or the Nook -- has the longest battery life, but the evaluating is being done under some misleading circumstances.
Kobo, B&N push social networking further on eReaders
The Holy Grail for many is the popular extension of social networking to the eReader world. We're not close, but with their most recent market moves Barnes & Noble and Kobo are joining Copia and Goodreads in attempts to incorporate more social networking for readers.
B&N, Amazon rush to fill low end of eReader market
With the introduction of the Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch Reader and a price reduction on a 3G Kindle the low end of the eReader market just got a lot more crowded, as critical mass for eReaders may be arriving.
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