Amazon has released Kindle Cloud Reader, based on HTML5, that allows you to read Kindle books instantly in your browser – online or offline – with no downloading or installation required.

Google just announced the launch of the iriver Story HD, the first Google eBooks reader. It will be priced at $139.99 and will be available starting July 17.

The Kindle’s low price, convenient form and huge library of titles make it a no-brainer for many, but anyone considering a Kindle should know both its hidden drawbacks and lesser-known benefits.

Amazon’s new ad supported Kindle with Special Offers has been a huge hit. Priced at $114, it has climbed to the top of the list of Amazon’s bestsellers in Electronics, above the Kindle Wi-Fi and 3G.

If you are one of the nearly 3 million people who currently own one of these handy pieces of technology, here are a few insider tricks to get the most out of your Kindle.

Amazon is planning to launch its Android tablet in the second half of 2011. It has already placed orders with its OEM partner, Quanta Computer. It expects to sell around 700,000 to 800,000 units in the peak season.

Amazon is apparently working on a new Android tablet with Samsung. It will be a 7 inch tablet powered by a heavily customized version of Android 3.0 Honeycomb integrated with Amazon’s online offerings.

Amazon Kindle is a very popular eBook reader available across many platforms, along with the Kindle, Kindle 3G and the Kindle DX eBook readers. The Kindle app from Amazon is available for free across platforms like Android-based devices, iPod Touch, and BlackBerry.

Maybe you can live without these, but do you want to? Even if you can, there’s probably someone on your gift list who’d love to get one of these gadgets.

Amazon has just rolled out an update for their Kindle application for Android which adds many new features to it. With this update, the Kindle application now supports search for e-Books using words and phrases, lets them know more information about a book on Shelfari etcetera.

A Bangalore based startup has launched a new eBook reader – The Wink. It’s similar to the Amazon Kindle and starts at Rs. 11,490.

Book lovers, rejoice! Amazon has launched two versions of the new Kindle; priced at $139 for the Wi-Fi version and $189 for the Wi-Fi + 3G version. It is now the among the cheapest ereaders and offers great value for money.

Amazon has recently reported that sales of its Kindle eBooks have topped that of hardcover books for the last three months. This ration stands at 143 eBooks for 100 hardcover books.

Amazon Kindle, which got a price drop last month and now sells for $189 has been selling like hot-cakes according to a recent press release from Amazon. Kindle Books have also been outselling Hard Copy books in the past 3 months.

Amazon just announced in a press release that the Kindle would be getting a price cut. The Amazon Kindle is an e-book reader, with 3G capability.