Joel Cunningham

The Boox Note Max is an e-ink notebook with an absolutely massive screen. These devices cost a pretty penny, and almost never go on sale—but you can get one discounted for Prime Day.

Prime Day ends tonight, so this is your last chance to get the Boox Palma 2 E-reader at a rare discount before the sale is over.

Rumors suggesting the Boox Palma e-reader might be getting a new model that can make calls have turned out to be incorrect.

The reMarkable Paper Pro and Paper Pro Move are great digital notebooks, but some find the front light disappointingly dim. A new setting gives you more control over it.

The newest device from beloved digital notebook maker reMarkable is the Paper Pro Move, a scaled-down version of its flagship color e-ink tablet small enough to fit in a pocket.

Stardew Valley is a beloved farming sim with charming graphics, cozy vibes, and deep gameplay. Here are seven more games that will scratch the same itch.

The Boox Palma is an Android-based e-ink tablet that looks and acts like a phone, but won't distract you like a phone. It can download apps, play videos, and handle your email passably well—but it excels at serving up your e-books from Amazon Kindle, Kobo, Nook, Overdrive, Libby, and more.

Digital notebooks are the perfect marriage of low-tech (writing by hard) and high tech (everything a tablet computer can do)—but there are a lot of different options to choose from. From Boox to Supernote to reMarkable, here are my picks for the best digital notebooks you can buy in 2025.

The Boox Tab X C is the biggest color e-ink device you can buy. In many ways, it's the ideal digital notebook, with the power to handle all your apps and a decent (if divisive) writing experience—but it's hard to overlook the price.

The Viwoods AiPaper is a capable competitor to digital notebooks like the reMarkable 2 and the Boox Note Air 4C, but to really appreciate what it has to offer, you'll need to be all-in on using AI tools.

Phone addiction is a real problem for many, and political strife and economic worries probably aren't doing your doomscrolling habit any good. That's why I recommend keeping your phone in your pocket in favor of the phone-sized Boox Palma e-reader, which helped me hit my summer reading goal by mid-July.

Roblox is generally thought of as a gaming platform for children, but parents looking to take an interest in what their kids are doing all day might be surprised to discover there are some actually fun games that don't cost anything to play.

Prime Day is one of the best times of the year to get a new e-reader. Don't miss your last chance to get a Kindle at a big discount, or score a rare deal on the beloved, phone-shaped Boox Palma 2.

An iPad and Apple Pencil are great, but there are better alternatives. The XP-Pen Magic Note Pad is one of them, and it's 20% off for Prime Day.

The Boox Note Air 4C is an e-ink digital notebook with a screen you can write on and capabilities to rival an iPad—all on an e-ink screen. It's a pricey device with niche appeal, but a fantastic choice for the right user—and now, it's on a rare Prime Day sale.

The Boox Go Color 7 (Gen II) is a capable color e-ink reader with an open Android operating system that can run reading apps from any store. It's the best all-around color option on the market—but it still carries all the drawbacks of color e-ink.

The Kindle popularized the e-reader, but Amazon no longer mades the best e-ink devices. For me, that distinction goes to Onyx, and its new Boox Go 7 is a near-perfect premium e-reader (albeit with a hefty price tag).

The Boox Palma e-reader has gained a cult following for its form factor and open android operating system—and with the addition of a Bluetooth keyboard, it can also serve as a great device for distraction-free writing. I tried it out to write this article and came away impressed.

Phone addiction is a real problem for many, and political strife and economic worries probably aren't doing your doomscrolling habit any good. That's why I recommend keeping your phone in your pocket in favor of the phone-sized Boox Palma e-reader, which helped me hit my 2025 reading goal before the end of May.

It can be hard to find great classic films on Netflix or other paid streaming services—but free streamer Tubi has you covered. The ad-supported service just launched a new category collecting more than 150 movies that are part of the fabled Criterion Collection that can be watched for free, without a subscription.