It all started as a rumor, but now here it is: Barnes and Noble is launching a Wi-Fi-only version of the Nook alongside its original 3G model, which will in turn get a cut in price. The Wi-Fi Nook will sell for a low $150, while the 3G unit will drop to $200 from $250. There's also good news for anyone who uses AT&T Wi-Fi hotspots.

When Spring Design's Alex ebook reader first arrived on the scene, it made waves for looking very similar to Barnes and Noble's Nook, and Spring Design even took the bookseller to court over that resemblance. Now, with an official release...

The Amazon Kindle is on several gadget gift lists this year, and why not? After all, it's a sleekly thin e-reader, has a nice price (now $259 — with no monthly subscriptions or contracts, thank you very much), its wireless...

Barnes and Noble is set to reveal its new e-reader next week, aimed directly at taking on the Amazon Kindle. And Gizmodo got its hands on some leaked images of the device, which show a reader that has an e-ink...