E Ink and MediaTek are turning ereaders into smart devices with on-device AI, real-time translation, faster color displays, and Android support.

Once upon a time, e-readers were mainly made by bookstore companies hoping you'd continue to peruse their shelves regularly, even if that's just in digital fashion. These days, brands like Onyx Boox ...

A nice mix of productivity and leisure device tempered by old software ...

The Go 6 (Gen II) e-reader adds support for Boox’s stylus, so instead of just reading, you can also doodle and take notes. is ...

Looking for a Kindle alternative? The BOOX Go 6 (Gen II) brings ePaper, stylus support, and Android flexibility in a compact ...

E-readers don’t have to be big, expensive, or locked into one ecosystem. Xteink, a Chinese brand quietly challenging the likes of Amazon and Kobo with compact devices, just announced its latest model.

For a long time, I was using my Android-based E-Ink devices in the most basic ways possible. I read books, occasionally opened a PDF, and mostly just wondered why they didn’t feel all that different ...

Future e-readers will be full of AI slop, including translation, transcription, and document summaries. AI is coming to ...

BOOX has launched its Go 6 (Gen II) e-reader, which now features pen- and pencil-like handwriting capabilities and a notes ...