The 6.13-inch AiPaper Reader is the first E Ink device running Android 16, bringing the latest OS users' pockets.

The Viwoods AI Reader is their first dedicated E-Reader that looks like the Boox Palma, but has Android 16 and Google Play.

Viwoods develops paper-like tools for reading and note-taking, including digital paper tablets, compact E Ink readers, and EMR styluses. Products combine low-glare displays with clear, calm software ...

Both versions of the AiPaper Reader have an unspecified 6nm octa-core processor, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, and a 2,580 ...

Just a step up in size is the Bigme B7, another color E Ink Kaleido 3-equipped e-reader with support for a stylus. That stylus is included in the box alongside a lovely little folio case that features ...

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 with ...

Instead of a Kindle, which is arguably the most well-known eReader out there, I decided to give an Android-based eReader a try. After a couple of months of using one, I can confidently say there’s no ...

Barnes & Noble Thursday launched Nook for Android, a version of its free e-reading app for devices running Android 1.6 or higher, which include smartphones such as the Droid X. The company's B&N ...

At the very beginning of the year, the Playbook line of tablets from Blackberry gained the ability to run Android apps. The actual procedure is a bit complicated because you have to convert APK files ...

DASUNG teases new Android-powered Not-eReader tablets with a rumored 50Hz e-ink display. Here’s what might be heading to shelves.