Personally, I have found the base model Amazon Kindle (2024) that I purchased to be good enough for the basics. After all, as long as I can read on an e-ink display, it’s getting the job done. Right?

Fortunately, those software features also came to the original Scribe, so that e-reader isn’t immediately obsolete. But since Kindles are such purpose-driven devices, focused on letting you read ...

Since then, the Kindle Scribe has come a long way. Now with the second-generation e-reader, you can finally jot notes ...

The Scribe doesn't come with a cover ... but honestly both of these slates have input recognition software good enough that you rarely have to worry about leaving your finger resting on the ...

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Sure, it's tempting to spring for a new device, but Amazon released a handful of hardware and software updates for the first-generation Kindle Scribe that significantly improve its functionality.

Australian general practitioners (GPs) are rapidly adopting Medical AI Scribe software. This is an artificial intelligence program that captures consultations in real-time by recording in the ...

Amazon has released a new software update for its Kindle range of devices, including the Kindle Scribe. As the eBook Reader Blog stated, the latest update carrying version number 5.16.2.1.1 will ...

The Amazon Kindle Scribe for 2024 is a fine ebook reader with more note-taking features than its predecessor, but its new annotation system isn't a big improvement and doesn't offset the price ...