The Onyx BOOX Go Color 7 is an eBook Reader with a 7 inch E Ink display and a physical design that resembles an Amazon Kindle Oasis or Kobo Libra Colour, with both a touchscreen display and physical page turn buttons on the one side of the device with a thicker bezel than the ret. But unlike […]

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Kobo launched three new eReaders in April, including the company’s first models with E Ink color displays. But that’s not the only thing that makes Kobo’s 2024 eReader lineup unusual. The company has also partnered with iFixit to offer detailed repair guides and spare parts, which means that users can perform repairs on out-of-warranty devices […]

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Earlier this month Apple updated its App Store guidelines to allow developers to distribute “retro game console emulators” for iOS and iPadOS for the first time. But it was unclear at first whether that meant all emulators were welcome, or if this was just a way to let game publishers offer emulators that would allow you to […]

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