Latest about Amazon Kindle Scribe
Kindle Scribe finally lets you write directly on (some) ebooks, adds text conversion
Months after release, the Kindle Scribe is receiving key features that we wanted to see on release day. Better late than never!
The Onyx Boox Tab X is what the Kindle Scribe should have been, but at what cost?
We go hands-on with the latest 13.3" e-ink tablet from Onyx Boox, a slim and trim device called the Tab X. It's a proper Kindle Scribe competitor, but there's a catch.
Amazon Kindle Scribe vs. Remarkable 2: The pen is mightier, but which one?
There are many e-paper tablets for writing, but only the Amazon Kindle Scribe and Remarkable 2 are built for the task. Among the two, one is clearly superior.
Bare-bones Kindle Scribe gets much-needed update, new brushes
The Kindle Scribe feels like a first-generation device, but the latest software update is a big step in the right direction.
How to take notes on the Amazon Kindle Scribe
Before you buy the Kindle Scribe, you'll want to know how, exactly, note-taking works and whether or not you can use those notes for work or school.
How to replace an Amazon Kindle Scribe pen
The Amazon Kindle Scribe comes bundled with a Basic or Premium Pen, but you can replace either if needed.
Do you need to charge the Amazon Kindle Scribe pen?
The Amazon Kindle Scribe can be used as both an e-reader and a writing device for jotting down notes, journal entries, annotations, and more.
Can you use a screen protector on the Amazon Kindle Scribe?
The Amazon Kindle Scribe functions as both an e-reader and a digital notebook and combines the two functions in one as well.
