NYTimes.com: Plastic Logic debuts new e-reader for newspapers
Using the same technology as Amazon's Kindle and Sony's e-reader, the Plastic Logic device has a larger screen size built for newspapers. Full story...Tags: e-reader, Sony
Tags: e-reader, Sony
NowPublic adds mobile upload feature with ShoZu
Crowd-sourced news site NowPublic has teamed up with mobile and social media firm ShoZu to set up a new way for users to contribute.
Images and photos can now be sent to NowPublic from mobile devices through the ShoZu application, according to a press release. The app is freely downloadable and already features on certain Samsung, Motorola and Sony Ericsson handsets.
The application can also be used to upload images, videos and text to a range of social media sites, including Facebook, MySpace and Twitter, with the option to publish to multiple websites at once.
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