Three years have passed since Amazon last updated its flagship e-reader, and while this year’s Kindle lineup seemed focused on Amazon’s first color offering ... covers more pop and presence ...

It mimics the reading experience of a magazine or newspaper, so the matte display is easy ... green color that Amazon introduced adds a fresh pop of color to your traditional e-reader.

Will the e-reader future be in glorious e-ink color ... Bumping up the brightness to about 60 percent helped the color pop ...

January: Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon Apollo 8 On Tuesday, January 16th, Omega held a Speedmaster event for our readers in Biel ... or a stainless steel bracelet with an easy-adjustment system in ...

Timex is working with technology company Pison to make a wearable with a neural-sensing platform to track physiological ...

From sea to shining sea, our national parks are among this country’s greatest treasures. The United States of America’s ...

and Color Club. Lipsticism and Starcharm open. Wed 1/15, 8 PM, Schubas, 3159 N. Southport, $20. 18+ The Reader is free. Producing it isn’t. And without your support, it will cease to exist.

Color e-readers have been around for over a decade, and some brands, such as Pocketbook and iFlytek, have experimented with the technology. However, neither of their products has sold very well.

A reader and fellow food enthusiast, Angela in Mahoning County, shared one of her favorite memories involving food. Enjoy her memory and recipe. ANGELA’S CHRISTMAS MEMORY The year was 1963 and I ...

Pete This super cool paperback beginning reader collection includes five of the grooviest stories from the Pete the Cat I Can Read series by New York Times bestselling artist James Dean Ages ...

See our editorial staff's list for the greatest artists from an all-time year in pop stardom, rolling out throughout December. By Andrew Unterberger For the last three years at Billboard ...

Taylor followed up perhaps the greatest year in modern pop star history with another dominant period of incredible numbers and unprecedented ubiquity -- and an impressively vulnerable new album.