Amazon “Kindle Scribe” E-reader + Digital Notebook
The same ebook reader you know and love, now with a stylus so you can write and draw on the screen, opening a whole new world of possibilities.
The same ebook reader you know and love, now with a stylus so you can write and draw on the screen, opening a whole new world of possibilities.
In a future where nearly everyone has access to teleportation technology, one clever and occasionally determined young woman seeks both love and vengeance — but is hardly ready for those two missions to intersect.
With a larger screen, bigger built-in battery, more storage space, and first-ever waterproof design, the new Oasis is once again Amazon's most carefee Kindle yet.
A dark, very long web series that follows the story of a "parahuman" girl named Taylor Hebert, who tries to use her superpowers for good but discovers it isn't always that easy.
Four massive articles, now collected in one volume.
A collection of historical essays about the Walt Disney Company and its theme parks. Even Disney nerds may not have heard of all these stories.
A collection featuring the most interesting, provocative, humorous, and inspirational sessions from /r/IAmA — including Barack Obama, Madonna, Elon Musk, Buzz Aldrin, Bill Gates, Louis CK, Martha Stewart, and many more.
If you're familiar with Riordan's hugely popular Percy Jackson and the Olympians book series, The Sword of Summer is like that but with Norse mythology rather than Greek.
14 interviews with some of the web's leading digital designers about their lives and careers.
The Martian, a book about an astronaut stranded alone on Mars, is easily one of the best sci-fi books of 2014.
If you keep up with the web design world at all, you probably already know about The Manual, a design journal started by XOXO Fest cofounder Andy McMillan and with contributions from world-class designers like Frank Chimero and Ethan Marcotte. Each printed edition—of which there are three thus far—contains stories about what it means to design for the web and the people…
Let's see...we've got Netflix for movies, and Spotify/Rdio for music, but what about books? Ah, here we go: Oyster Books. Imagine if you had could fit an entire library in your bag or pocket, with a personalized list of reading material put together by yourself — that's what Oyster Books is. For $10/month (the price you might pay for a single ebook),…
Evernote's a great tool, but it can be confusing. Between tags, notebooks, stacks and search, there are a lot of different ways to use the application. Over the years, Brett Kelly's Evernote Essentials has been the go-to book for how to get started and excel at Evernote. Today, with version 4, Evernote Essentials is better than ever. Chock-full of hints, use cases,…
Despite what critics claim, the iPad is a device made for creation. In his new book, Thord Daniel Hedengren discusses iOS' built-in apps, third-party apps, keyboards and details about cloud services. In it, he builds the case that iOS — and the iPad — is a great writing tool. The one-app-at-a-time model can cut down on distractions, and the iPad's great battery…
Ash Furrow is a well-known iOS app developer with a great goal: teaching people how to program. His Indiegogo project is all about it, in fact. Ash's new project is an ebook titled Your First iOS App. In it, Ash will cover the basics of Objective-C and iOS-specific topics. It's more than a book, however. Here's what Ash's project entails: In exchange…
I — like Shawn and Chris — have projects we consider side work or freelance. For my part, isn't much, but it is enough that it can spiral out of control if I don't manage it well. I think that's true for most people who do freelance, actually. Thankfully, we don't have to do it alone. Freelance designer, editor and all-around-nice-guy Aaron Mahnke…