Do you download your favorite books to read them electronically or do you prefer the feel of traditional paper when reading?Social media and internet marketing company, NowSourcing, created an infographic titled, âThe Future of Books Print vs Digitalâ for blurb, a self-publishing website for authors. This interesting infographic shares data and other information which provides…
If you buy something through our links, we may earn money from our affiliate partners. Learn more.With advances in mobile technology, we now have a powerful tech in the palm of our hands. With it, we can browse through social media, take photos, listen to music, shop, check the news or weather, and even access…
When you buy through our links, Insider may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more.I have always been a book worm. When I was eight, I even won an award for “being an avid, spontaneous reader” (my reward was a book â a beautifully illustrated version of “The Secret Garden” by Frances Hodgson Burnett).Growing up, my…
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Never run out of things to read againHaving a smartphone or tablet makes it easy to read on the go. No matter where you are, you can pull up a book and start reading. If you like to read, youâve probably had the problem of running out of things to read. This can be an…
If there is one thing the past few years have taught the world, it’s that cybercrime never sleeps. For organizations of any size and scope, having around-the-clock protection for their endpoints, networks, and servers is no longer optional, but it’s also not entirely feasible for many. Attackers are better than ever at slipping in undetected,…
Image licensed via Adobe StockIn the UK, EU and USA, copyright lasts for 70 years after an author’s death. Every year, many more books get brought into the public domain. Written by: Glenn Hickling 24 March 2020 If you want to read any great wordsmith who died before 1945, you can download their best works…
Get lots of new reading material for your KindleThere are millions of free books out there on the internet, many of them stored in the PDF format. But reading PDFs on a Kindle ebook reader is a dismal reading experience. There is, however, a quick, easy and little-known way to turn those PDFs into the…
Learn how to download books from Google Books, including both the Google search engine and the Google Play Books store.Google offers a vast repository of ebooks via Google Books. There's the Google Books search engine and Google Play Books store. Both services let you save copies of books to read them offline, making downloading books…
Getting your hands on a good book to read is as easy as clicking âborrowâ on your tablet. If youâre a slow adopter to the world of e-books, you should know that you can download thousands of e-books and their audio counterparts from your phone, computer, or tabletâfor free. Hereâs how to quickly and easily…