The 2024 Paperwhite is faster than previous generations. Amazon doesn’t specify what processor and memory make this possible ...

Amazon has discontinued the Kindle Oasis, which was the only Kindle still available with physical page-turn buttons. The company announced a new Kindle lineup earlier today, but Amazon confirmed t ...

The Amazon Kindle is probably the first name that comes to mind when you think of the best e-readers, but what you may not realize is that the Kindle name represents an entire lineup of devices ...

After about three years, Amazon finally has a new lineup of Kindles. This time, we have four models in total, starting from the $110 basic Kindle, to the $400 Kindle Scribe. And in the middle ...

It looks like Amazon needs an extra month to fix the yellow tinge issue on the Kindle Colorsoft, meaning it won’t ship until ...

Amazon on Wednesday announced a new Kindle e-reader, and for the first time ever it has a color display. The retailing giant introduced the Kindle in 2007, and every device since then has had a ...

Amazon just announced four new Kindle e-readers. The Colorsoft Signature Edition is the first color Kindle, there’s a new Kindle Scribe note-taker, a faster version of its most popular ...

All year long, Amazon is offering up free Kindle e-books to readers, with new opportunities popping up every month. This month, Prime members can get two free Kindle e-books from Amazon's First ...

Case in point: Amazon’s latest Kindle, which just launched in mid-October. It offers a 300 ppi display, an improved front light, and audiobook playback. Still, a higher-end model can bring ...

Amazon has managed something special with its Kindle lineup - like a Hoover or a Kleenex, its brand name almost defines the category. The ereader landscape would be unrecognisable without these ...

I’ve been a stranger to Kindle devices for as long as they have been available. To be fair, I added e-readers to my Amazon basket several times, but I never pulled the trigger to own one.

I’m a Mobile Analyst at PCMag, which means I cover wireless phones, plans, tablets, ereaders, and a whole lot more. I’ve ...