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June 24, 2022

Bookworms often use their iPad or Fire Tablet to read ebooks, which is understandable. But you’re missing out if you don’t own a proper eReader, like an Amazon Kindle or a Rakuten Kobo.

These devices offer a superior eBook experience with less eyestrain, fewer distractions, and a longer battery life. Check our top story to learn why you should use an eReader.

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The popularity of Kindles and other eReaders took a nosedive once tablets went mainstream. And that’s a shame. While I don’t blame anyone for reading a book on their iPad, you bookworms would have a much better experience on an eReader. I’m talking about reduced eyestrain, fewer distractions, and a months-long battery life. Read More »

 
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Einride’s Massive Autonomous Trucks Approved for U.S. Roads


Einride, the Swedish autonomous vehicle startup, is ready to release its massive self-driving semi vehicles to U.S. public roads later this year. Following a press release today, the company confirmed it received approval from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) to operate its fleet. Read More »

 
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Samsung Fined for Misleading Galaxy Smartphone Ads


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YouTube TV Adds 5.1 Surround Sound to at Least One Device You Care About


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