I wrote a year or so ago about a couple of ways to get eBooks for your reading. Things change and move on so today I would like to talk about them again. Today we will discuss three them I have tested. The first is a freebie with only one easy caveat, you must have…
Over several of the past weeks we have talked about talking to your devices. Whether asking for them to give you directions, the temperature, local movies playing, the time, etc. We also spoke about dictating to some of your devices and word processors. For some it could, and does, make it much easier to type…
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…
As I stated last week, I annually provide links to all of the sites we have visited throughout the previous year at DoubleClicks.info. Remember, if the site addresses are too long to type I have shortened them with bit.ly. Here they are in their order of appearance with short descriptions of each. Ccleaner use this…
( 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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