Image Gallery:A walk around the Bluefire Reader application on the iPad. Public library books and those I purchased through the Sony eBookstore with my old Sony Readers use the Adobe Digital Editions ...

I would not recommend an iPad just for ebook reading, but if you already have one like I do then you may find that reading books on it is a fantastic experience. I love that I can access and read my ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Apple iGadgets can read Adobe ePub books thanks to the free Bluefire Reader app. These days the eBook battle seems to be split into ...

SEATTLE, July 21, 2014 /PRNewswire-iReach/ — Bluefire Productions, the leading developer of ebook reading apps for mobile devices, is bringing the elegance and sophistication of its mobile apps to ...

Independent booksellers from around the world now have a new Android mobile e-reader app, thanks to the Seattle based company Bluefire Productions that specializes in developing software that allows ...

I love books, and I love to hang out in libraries because, well, they’re full of books. At the same time, I’m not one of those who sniff at ebooks because they aren’t “real” books: heck, I even helped ...

Bluefire Productions today announced at the London Book Fair that their e-reader app for iOS is now ready to match up to the pixel density of the iPad 3 display. The company that prides itself as the ...

It's a little kludgy, but it's also an amazing way to read books like "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" without spending a dime or driving to the library. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books ...

Downloading Adobe Digital Editions Format ebrary Books to your iPad or Android Tablet: The Ladd Library now offers an expanding collection of books in electronic format. Like most digital media files, ...

Book lovers have many choices for reading eBooks on the iPad and iPhone — too many, really. The best eReading apps have comfortable, customizable reading experiences and an easy to use interfaces.

Kelly Hanson is a PhD candidate in English at Indiana University, Bloomington. When she’s not using her iPad for research, you can find her on Twitter @krh121910. Note: both of these are free, easily ...