At the end of 2025, Amazon announced a new black-and-white Kindle Scribe to replace the previous model. So what exactly changed between the two versions?

Now that reMarkable has announced the Paper Pure, a new version of the reMarkable 2, it’s worth asking what actually changes and what sets these two digital notepads apart.

The new 10.3-inch black-and-white paper tablet, the reMarkable Paper Pure, delivers the iconic paper-like writing feel that reMarkable is known for, with features focused on productivity.

In this video, I compare two very different approaches to the e-reading experience: the classic Kindle Paperwhite and the innovative Kobo Libra Colour.

So your e-reader – maybe a Kobo, maybe a Pocketbook – is frozen. No luck: you tap the screen and nothing happens. This can happen on a Kindle, a Kobo, a Pocketbook, or even another brand. I’ve owned e-readers for 12 years. I’ve spent 12 years looking for ways to unfreeze them. And this article is basically the ultimate guide on the topic.

E-readers are very sturdy devices, and buying a used or refurbished one is actually a pretty smart move.

After years spent in the shadow of the paper book, the last years has allowed everyone to understand the benefits of e-readers and ebooks. Perhaps it’s time to reconsider. Do you prefer digital books (ebooks) or paper books? And which is better?

You’re probably wondering whether to buy a Kobo or a Kindle. In this article, you’ll see the pros and cons of each e-reader brand.

Norwegian company reMarkable is going through serious turbulence. The company just announced the layoff of 200 of its 500 employees, roughly 40% of its workforce. Here’s a look at the factors behind this difficult trajectory.

Do you have hundreds, or even thousands, of ebooks in Calibre? The problem is that scrolling through an endless list of titles is far from the most enjoyable experience. Good news: Calibre is introducing a brand-new view called the Bookshelf view, and it’s going to change the way you browse your collection.