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Free EBooks — (Computers/E-Books)
Selection of titles for the TK3 Reader.
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E-book Library at the Electronic Text Center — (Computers/E-Books)
Wide range of publicly-available e-books from the University of Virginia Library in Microsoft Reader and Palm formats.
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Exit Gutenberg? — (Computers/E-Books)
Report on the eBook World conference and the future of publishing. [Digital Reader]
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Barnes & Noble and Microsoft to Create e-Book Superstore — (Computers/E-Books)
The two companies will take a major step into the digital content future with the creation of an e-Book superstore using Microsoft reader software. [Microsoft]
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E-Books Taking Shape — (Computers/E-Books)
The market for electronic books has been sluggish thus far, but the announcement of an e-book standard might encourage more authors and readers to make the shift. [Wired]
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At What Cost, E-Books? — (Computers/E-Books)
A report on the falling prices of electronic book readers. [Wired]
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Rebooted Any Good Books Lately? — (Computers/E-Books)
A lengthy overview of electronic book readers. Free registration required. [NY Times] Free registration required to view.
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The Bearable Lightness of E-Books — (Computers/E-Books)
An introduction to the capabilities of e-book readers. [CBC]
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What if E-Books Cost Less? — (Computers/E-Books)
Examines the dropping prices and costs of e-book readers and titles. [Wired]
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A University that Reveres Tradition Experiments with E-Books — (Computers/E-Books)
A University of Virginia seminar's trials with e-book readers. [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
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Getting a Read on New E-Books — (Computers/E-Books)
A report on a new generation of e-book reader hardware. [Wired]
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Bookeen Cybook — (Computers/E-Books)
Open format ebook reader supports multiple ebook formats, including .prc, .pdb. .html, .rtf and .txt. Memory expandable and WiFi enabled.
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CSpotRun — (Computers/E-Books)
A free (GPL) reader for Palm Doc formatted texts. Designed for the PalmOS platform, available in multiple languages.
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EBook for EPOC — (Computers/E-Books)
A shareware reader for the EPOC device that can read Palm Doc formatted texts (.prc & .pdb) as well as regular text documents. Available in multiple languages.
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Tom's eTextReader — (Computers/E-Books)
A freeware reader available for download, features a book-like two-page form, which can open zip-files directly. Available for the Windows platform.
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eReader Pro — (Computers/E-Books)
Software that works with proprietary Palm Reader (PML) formatted texts. Available for PalmOS, Symbian, PocketPC, Windows Mobile, Windows, and Macintosh.
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AbookReader — (Computers/E-Books)
On-line freeware reader that displays .html versions of eBooks as a 2-page book. Functions include turning pages, adjustable fonts, and variable book size.
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Breaking Microsoft's e-Book Code — (Computers/E-Books)
An anonymous programmer has found a way to decrypt Microsoft Reader e-books, spurring digital-rights debate. [Technology Review]
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