I love Kindles. Among e-readers, Kindles are still the best option for most readers. (I do love Kobos, though, don't get me wrong.) But within the Kindle line-up, there's been one dud: the Kindle ...

A Reddit user posted images of an alleged Kindle Petit Color prototype with a Kaleido 3 color E-Ink display. Claimed features include “progressive color” text, adjustable saturation, detachable bezels ...

It has been a bumpy start for Amazon’s $280 Kindle Colorsoft, the company’s first E-Ink book reader with a color screen. The company delayed shipments for a few weeks to correct a problem where a ...

The Amazon Kindle is the most popular e-book reader in the world. From its inception in 2007, they have focused on black and white e-paper. In the past year, they have started to go all in on Kindles ...

Amazon has unveiled a redesigned Kindle Scribe lineup, including its first model with color. The new devices feature a thinner, lighter design, faster performance, and AI-powered notebook tools.

I cover baby and kids gear after a decade of reporting on parenting. The new Kindle Colorsoft Kids brings color to kid Kindle readers for the first time. After reading on the Amazon Kindle Colorsoft ...

Amazon has unleashed huge tech bombs at its annual event. Talking color Kindles (about time!), improved Echo speakers, and home gadgets that will make your neighbors envious. The Seattle-based tech ...

Smooth writing feel. Easy to use. Color version adds a lot of fun for annotators who want to highlight books or take color-coded notes. Great battery life on both models. You still can’t write ...

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Michelle is Lifehacker's Associate Tech Editor, and has been reviewing games, laptops, phones, and more for over 10 years. She is based in New York City and holds a master's degree from NYU. With the ...

As an avid e-reader user for nearly a decade, I’ve watched Amazon evolve its devices, building lighter and faster versions that make the digital reading experience feel lifelike and friction-free.