I’ve reviewed a number of products in the past from gadget accessory manufacturer M-Edge. The company offers a wide range of e-reader and tablet covers, cases and lights, offering a range of well designed ways to protect or dress up your favorite device. I just had the opportunity to test ...

My husband has been lucky since acquiring his iPhone. He was looking for a book to read to test out the reader function, saw a commercial for A Game of Thrones, decided to read the book and it was being given away as a free ebook that month in preparation ...

The children’s eBook space is evolving so quickly and changing so fast, this is almost Part 3 of my look at digital books for kids. Last month, GeekDad looked at a number of different models and types of eBooks that are out there and explored a little bit about how that ...

In my last post, Making Sense of Digital Books for Kids – Part 1 I looked at a number of categories to begin to understand how publishers and app developers are exploring the realm of digital books for kids. The response to part 1 has been terrific. Parents, publishers and ...

Yes. We’re serious! Daddy by Default is giving away an Amazon Kindle and ebook. This is not merely a promotional giveaway, it’s a giveaway to say thanks to our fans and readers. In just three months online we’ve met some really cool people, and those people have gotten us to nearly ...

E-readers have been in the news quite a bit lately —new models are reaching the feature to price point ratio where sales have been skyrocketing, leaving even tablets in the dust in terms of adoption rates. The coming holiday gift-giving season combined with the pending release of Harry Potter e-books ...

E-readers have continued their march forward, with sales continuing to climb and adoption rates that exceed tablets –in fact, ownership of dedicated e-readers has doubled in the past seven months and it’s now estimated that 12 percent of US adults now own a standalone e-reader. And that was before the ...

The transition is so fast. It has been less than 18 months that we have had iPads on our kitchen tables, engaging our children in the backs of cars and in doctor’s offices, and they’ve become the screen we now turn to before the television. Still, the game can change ...

The above video is a great three minute look at the David A. Carter, author of Ruckus Media Group’s new iPad-only app Spot the Dot. Carter is the New York Times best-selling children’s book author of One Red Dot and the Bugs in a Box series, and it’s great to ...

Ruckus Media Group comes to the children’s app market with a lot of experience behind it. Rick Richter, CEO, is former President and Publisher of the Simon & Schuster Children’s Division (1996 – 2008) and co-founder Jim Young has a CV that spans NBC, News Corp, WedMD and GE’s entertainment ...