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Amazon's Kindle Scribe is $60 off right now
There's also deals on its Kindle Paperwhite Kids and Kindle Kids.
Amazon's Kindle Scribe updates include support for direct on-page writing
Amazon has rolled out an update for the device, which solves some of the issues we had with it and makes it a much better option for note-taking.
Amazon sale brings Kindle Scribe models down to new lows
Every model is 17 percent off right now.
Kindle Scribe update lets you send documents directly from Microsoft Word
The Kindle Scribe is getting an update that lets you send documents directly from Microsoft Word to the tablet and introduces a two-column layout for multi-page reading. There are also improvements to annotation and reading PDFs.
Kindle Scribe update adds new brushes and better organization
Amazon is adding new features to the Kindle Scribe, including new brushes, subfolders and the ability to navigate to specific pages.
Engadget Podcast: Kindle Scribe review and the rise of Twitter clones
This week, we dive into our review of the Kindle Scribe, Amazon’s first e-reader that can also capture handwritten notes.
8510085100Amazon Kindle Scribe review: Better than pen and paper but not the competition
Amazon’s first Kindle that supports stylus input offers an excellent reading and writing experience. But don’t expect handwriting-to-text conversion or sophisticated note-taking and syncing tools.
Engadget Podcast: Diving into Amazon's latest gadgets and the Apple Watch Ultra
This week, Cherlynn and Devindra dive into the massive amounts of news from Amazon’s recent event.
Here's everything Amazon announced at its fall hardware event
Here's everything Amazon announced at its recent fall hardware event.
Amazon's Kindle Scribe is a $339 e-reader you can write on
Nearly 15 years after introducing the first Kindle, Amazon is finally adding a stylus to one of its e-readers.
Amazon grabs two more Kindle related domains, keeps gadget writers in work
Amazon is sending book-loving gadget fans into a frenzy with another round of domain name buys. It registered KindleScribe and KindleScribes.com to go along with the KindleAir and KindleSocialNetwork addresses it picked up earlier this month. All that's left to do is speculate wildly on what they could represent (Thin and light e-reader? Tablet-style touchscreen? Kindle that comes pre-loaded with the Social Network?) and hope the new devices come packing Jeff's newly patented mobile airbags.
