Operating constantly at 100 per cent capacity will mean you’re headed toward burnout. A productivity expert explains how to take back control of your time.
No longer just a hipster alternative to the Kindle,Kobo e-readers have come into their own with great hardware and broad content options.
Didion died from complications from Parkinson’s disease,her publisher said.
For the founder of Australia’s biggest online book retailer,books are something he listens to rather than reads.
We’re mentally bruised. We’re low on energy and patience. With endless hours to kill,the attention span seems to shrivel in fright. Happily,I think I’ve stumbled on a cure for this malaise.
Letting you read and write on a paper-like screen,the Kobo Elipsa could be an ideal paper replacement for doodlers those who mark up documents.
Proust’s only task was remembering the names of Parisian socialites. He didn’t need a password for every human action,with each company constantly prompting you to change them.
When weighing up subscription entertainment it can be easy to forget the original and best service you already pay for in your taxes:the library.
Don’t have enough time to read Herodotus? There’s an app for that.
The $14-per-month all-you-can-eat library offers an impressive range of e-books,audiobooks and more,if you’re not already getting them free from your actual library.
Kobo's new entry level device,the Nia,goes head-to-head with Amazon's own low-priced e-reader.