I never realized the past three articles would provide me with so much email from readers. So today I will close out the series with one final shot at discussing things people want to know most from me. One follow up to last week. I did not recommend the $49 version of various tablets and…
Following the past two weeks’ columns, I’ve received many responses. So, I thought I would continue the series addressing common suggestions I offer regarding questions I frequently receive. For instance, I am often asked, “Which is the best e-reader app?” I use Android tablets and phones, but my suggestion holds true for most all systems….
I always receive emails from Android users asking what apps I like to run on my phone and tablet. I always have to insert when I mention phones that I work for NTELOS Wireless, so there you go. Anyway, I thought instead of writing each person individually for a while I would tell you all…
I receive questions similar to the one I got from Donna recently. It involves something that sounds quite important in picking an e-book reader so let’s take a look and see. I own a Toshiba Thrive which is not actually an e-reader but I can also read books on it, so it will qualify. My…
( or Electronic books vs. Paper/Printed books) Several weeks ago I wrote about my wife’s e-ink Nook from Barnes and Noble. I was surprised by the number of responses. I had a small number asking why I did not write about the Amazon Kindle or some of the other e-readers. The reason is that…
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