Posted on 02 August 2011. Tags: acquired, after, Being, drops, eBooks, Facebook, iPad, Press, push
Push Pop Press, a startup led by former Apple engineers with the goal of delivering dynamic books as iOS titles aimed at Apple's iPad, has been acquired by Facebook and will abandon its publishing platform pl…
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Posted on 22 April 2011. Tags: iPadedition, Magazines, Publisher, push, slowing, Wired
Earlier this week I wrote that Adobe was subsidizing the May issue of WIRED for the iPad in a move that might spell trouble for digital magazine offerings. It looks like that may be the case. Condé Nast employees have confirmed that the …
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Posted on 18 January 2011. Tags: BizJournals, iPad, publishers, push, subscriptions
Publishers push for iPad subscriptions [BizJournals]. Publishers are jealously eyeing a deal that Rupert Murdoch and News Corp. have worked out with Apple Inc. to allow subscription sales of its upcoming iPad Daily. …
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Posted on 11 December 2010. Tags: Digital Readers, Ebook, push, Technology
E-book Readers Push the Epd Technology
It is not very far away that instead of searching for newspapers in the morning you will have to just switch on your e-book reader. The new gadgets, Amazon’s Kindle $ Sony Reader 505, have revived the long under performing e-book readers. These devices has encouraged the use of electronic paper display (EPD) technology.
The EPD displays currently being used are based on electronic “ink” developed by E Ink Corp. The ink used is bi-stable and is very energy efficient. The advantages of EPD displays over LCD displays include the lower requirement of energy and that the reflective surface of the EPD displays makes them readable even in daylight. In future the e-paper displays will be flexible as the EPD technology will use plastic substrates instead of the glass substrates.
EPD screens resolution is rapidly improving. The current generation of e-book readers use active-matrix displays and can offer relatively high resolutions. The Kindle screen displays 167 ppi or pixels per inch, while Seiko Epson Corp. recently showed off a 13.4 inch displaying about 385 ppi, that uses E Ink’s electrophoretic ink on a silicon thin-film transistor glass substrate.
A number of consumer products, such as watch dials, cell phones, credit cards, security cards, etc are coming up using the EPD technology. The technology is also being used in instrumentation applications, like the capacity meter on Lexar JumpDrive USB drives, and in signage.
However redrawing an image on an EDP takes longer than it does on an LCD screen. It makes this technology unfeasible for animation. Because EPDs are reflective, signage needs to be illuminated in dark areas. And screen contrast is much lower than it is with backlit LCD screens.
Pattrick is working as an industry analyst in the electronics and electrical industry for last fifteen years. He is working on a blog where you can get a lot of information on electronics industry, news, innovations, tradeshows, etc. http://myelectronicsblog.blogspot.com/. He is associated with one of the best electronics and electrical industry marketplaces http://www.digitivity.com/.
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Posted on 21 November 2010. Tags: Fusion, Joojoo, lastditch, push, Sales, targets, verticals
Fusion targets verticals in last-ditch Joojoo sales push
Fusion Garage is to begin selling its Joojoo tablet exclusively toenterprises after the device failed to dent the iPad’s dominance in theconsumer space despite some impressive specifications.
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Posted on 29 October 2010. Tags: analysts, Consumer, enterprise, Microsoft, push
Analysts see enterprise, consumer push for Microsoft
By Himank Sharma
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Posted on 13 October 2010. Tags: $300, Apple, China, Close, Expansion, Hopes, Investors, iPads, push, shares
Investors push Apple shares close to $300 on hopes for iPads and expansion in US and China
SEATTLE – Apple Inc.’s stock flirted with $300 Tuesday as investors high on the iPad’s promise pushed shares to a record peak. Analysts see few reasons to believe shares will stop there.
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