Tablets, particularly Android tablets, have seen a resurgence in recent times. Great e-readers have also become more popular, ...

Tablets might let you tote around a collection of tomes, but backlit pixels aren’t the best for bookworms. If you want a portable library without any eye strain, then the best e-readers go easy on ...

For many bibliophiles, the Kindle is the gold standard for e-readers. If you're not a fan or want something with more feature ...

But where you’ll really see the difference is when you’re reading. If you’ve held an iPad in your hands for any length of ...

What’s the difference between a tablet and an e-book reader? A tablet is akin to a smartphone but larger. You’ll get a full-color touchscreen with a high refresh rate. You can play games ...

All of these questions help you determine which e-reader or tablet will blend into your habits. The iPad Mini is just the right size for reading compared to a larger model like the iPad 9th ...

ZDNET's recommendations are based on many hours of testing, research, and comparison shopping ... but not all tablets and e-readers are created equal or are easy on the eyes.

Sharp Electronics announced Monday that it will launch two new Android-based tablet e-readers this December, but in Japan only. The company also said it will introduce a new “cloud-based ...

richly detailed colors you're accustomed to on your phone or tablet. Indeed, these screens may seem pretty drab in comparison. But as with other e-readers, you still get a super-lightweight design ...