With an Android-based device such as the Boox Palma 2, you can play the field. When you’re buying a book, you can shop around the various stores and go with the one that’s cheapest.

I wish they port the Bluefire Android e-reader app to the Blackberry Playbook tablet, which by the way, since February 2012 accepts Android apps with minor adjustments. We are over a million ...

Boox, a go-to manufacturer for Android-based e-readers, has released two new lightweight options in its “Go” category. The Boox Go 10.3 is a black/white reader that prioritizes travel-friendly ...

But unlike those devices, the Onyx BOOX Go Color 7 runs software that’s based on Google’s Android 12 operating system, which makes it a fairly versatile little device that you can not only use ...

Following the impressive Go Color 7, Onyx has launched the Boox Go 6 Android-powered e-reader at an enticing entry price point. This 6-inch e-reader looks eerily similar to the Kindle lineup, but ...

Keep in mind that, like most Android-based eBook readers, you can install a wide range of Android apps on a device like the Palma. But it’s first and foremost made for reading.

The Boox Go 7 and Go Color 7 Gen II e-readers side by side on a concrete slab.© Image: Boox The Boox Go 7 in white and black finishes.© Image: Boox The front and back of the Boox Go Color 7 Gen ...

I’ve been yearning for an Android-powered e-reader for years (I even tried the HUAWEI MatePad Paper for a while), and the BOOX Palma 2 filled that need for me.

We can foresee the concept of reading eBooks turned into a web app. Considering most new e-readers are Google Android based, such as the Barnes and Noble Nook, Spring Design Alex, or any E-Reader ...

While e-book readers can be a great tool for reading books on the go, most are just too big to pop into your pocket. The Boox Palma 2 fixes this problem by being roughly the size of a smartphone ...