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Pew's April 2026 report finds 31% of U.S. adults read e-books — a new high — while print still leads by more than two to one.

No single dramatic KDP policy change is confirmed for mid-2026 — but the rules that actually get books blocked are already on the books. Here is the checklist.

The FEP's 2025 statistics put European publishing turnover at a record €24.9 billion — but the digital share is the number readers should interrogate.

Color e-paper shipments are climbing — mostly into frames and signage, not e-readers. Here is what the numbers do and do not say about your next device.

Software 3.26 brings a web app and workflow features, while Send to Miro moves handwritten notes onto collaboration boards.

A next Boox launch looks close — but nothing is official yet, so here is what is documented, what is rumor, and what it means for your wallet.