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Michael Kozlowski

Michael Kozlowski

Chief Executive Officer / Editor / Editor-in-Chief at Good E-Reader

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Location
Canada
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Education
  • Computers & Technology
  • Publishing

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Would you buy an E INK Prism electric Guitar?

Would you buy an electronic guitar with E INK Prism 3 color-changing technology? Cream Guitars integrated the E Ink Prism 3 ePaper into the Voltage DaVinci design and showcased the latest models at NAMM 2025. Cream Guitars is challenging legacy manufacturers by adopting cutting-edge technology that inspires artists and onlookers and pushes the boundaries of personalization and customization. The E Ink-wrapped guitars feature seven colors and enable players to express themselves uniquely. E Ink Prism 3 technology bridges the gap between traditional static materials and digital technology. Known for its low power consumption, durability, and color-changing capabilities, Prism 3 disrupts
about 2 months ago
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Amazon First Reads e-books for February are out now

The First Reads book list has just been updated for February 2025.
about 2 months ago
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Authors Guild Launches Human Authored Certification

Hundreds of thousands of e-books are submitted to anyone through self-publishing platforms such as Kindle Direct Publishing, Kobo Writing Life, Nook Press, and Smashwords. AI written books represents a large segment, polluting a good ecosystem. All of these platforms find it hard to police all of the AI garbage, since there is no editorial process. The Authors Guild is looking to counteract AI with a new certification system that lets everyone know that a real author wrote this. Human Authored is a project of the Authors Guild that allows authors to certify that a human created their book. “Human Authored”
about 2 months ago
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Amazon Music is having a price increase

Amazon has announced that Amazon Music is getting a price hike. Prime members will have to pay $10.99 instead of $9.99 per month for unlimited access to Amazon’s music library. Non-Prime members used to pay $10.99 per month and it will increase to $11.99. Amazon says it’s making the change “in order to bring you even more content and new features.” The price change went into effect for new subscribers on January 29th,  while existing customers will have to pay the updated pricing when their subscription renews. The last time Amazon increased the price of their music service was in
2 months ago
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Barnes and Noble clarifies why Lenovo M9 can’t run the Nook App

The Barnes and Noble Nook Tablet 9 by Lenovo is a digital reading device sold on the B&N website. It has the Nook Hub, an online portal to fetch firmware updates and provide software updates for the Nook App and related services. The Nook app is preinstalled on the device and not downloaded from Google Play.  The Nook tablet 9 is based on the Lenovo M9, cheaper than the Nook. Last week, it came to light that owners of the Lenovo M9 could no longer download the Nook app from Google play. Why is this the case? New information has
2 months ago
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Pebble is bringing back a new e-paper watch

We might see a new Pebble e-paper watch sometime this year. A new website popped up by the founder of the company, Eric Migicovsky. He wants to inform people that a new watch is being developed and solicit public opinion on whether the company should launch something. There are no pre-orders yet and no fees people must pay to get on the mailing list. The website states, 'A small team and I are working on a new Pebble-like smartwatch that runs open source PebbleOS, has the same beloved features (plus some fun new stuff), and stays true to the core
2 months ago
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E INK Spectra 6 Photo Frame Is On Kickstarter

Many DIY enthusiasts craft their own E-INK photo frames with old e-readers or repurposed Android ones. However, there are not many commercially viable ones that the average person can purchase. This has all changed with the advent of the Refection Frame on Kickstarter. During the early bird price promotion, it is available for $249. It is set to ship out this April, so there isn't much of a wait. The Reflection Frame features E INK Spectra 6 color e-paper technology. It is 13.3 inches in size and has a resolution of 1600×1200. Its sunken screen and bezel design do not
2 months ago
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Bookshop.org launches e-book system in the US to monetize indie boo...

Independent bookstores can only sell what is on the physical shelves. Hardly any bookstore has a website where customers can place orders and have them shipped out. Digital books are easy to buy, but if you don't want to deal with Amazon, Google, or Kobo, there aren't many alternatives. Bookshop.org has just launched an e-book section of their website, and their entire business model is to help indie bookstores in the United States to start selling e-books directly to customers and earn a commission for doing so. Through Bookshop.org’s E-Book platform, indie bookstores can compete with Amazon’s Kindle apps. Built
2 months ago
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Bloomsbury Renews Publishing Agreement with Amazon

Amazon and Bloomsbury Publishing have been selling e-books without an agreement for the past couple of months. This situation came to a head last week when it looked like all Harry Potter books would be pulled from Amazon. This made waves in the publishing world, as customers could not buy many bestselling books in the UK and worldwide. Amazon stated in a media post, 'We extended the contract under its current terms several times to reach an agreement, but despite our best efforts over the last seven months, Bloomsbury has refused to engage in a good faith negotiation to discuss
2 months ago
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Pok’elai to launch a new color e-reader

Books.com.tw, known as Pok’elai, will launch a new color e-reader using E INK Kaleido 3 next month. The Books Pad will use the company's FastGLR technology to reduce ghosting. The device includes 4 GB RAM, 64 GB of storage, a note-taking function, and a 2,500 mAh battery.This e-reader will have pre-orders available in the first week of February. This device has its work cut out for them in the lucrative Taiwan market. HyRead is likely the most significant domestic player, but imports such as the Kindle, Onyx Boox, and Kobo are very popular.
2 months ago
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Onyx Boox Firmware 4.0 is coming out soon

Onyx Boox is announcing the upcoming 4.0 update for the Go 10.3, Go Color 7, Note Air3 C, and Note Air3. The NeoReader, Notes, and e-book library have been significantly upgraded. The company has just issued the Release Candidate version, which looks very polished. Here is everything new found in the latest firmware System Improved overall system UI interfaces, stay minimal and more unified. Improved operation feedback prompts make the screen-touching experience more intuitive and accurate. Added an option to turn full refresh on/off when back to the home screen. Library & NeoReader Added the ability to customize the top
2 months ago