Mashable got to go hands-on with the new Kindle Scribe Colorsoft, coming soon from Amazon. The new e-reader is fast and thin.

The 16GB Kindle Scribe offers all the latest features and includes a pen stylus to take notes and annotate books.

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I’ve been a technology journalist for more years than I care to mention, and over that time a few things have become an indispensable part of my tech arsenal – with the ReMarkable 2 tablet being front ...

Microsoft Word now saves new documents in the cloud by default Users no longer need to manually save before AutoSave works Some insider builds lack the feature, and new glitches prevent cloud saving ...

In brief: OneDrive, Microsoft's answer to iCloud and Google Drive, is deeply embedded in Windows 11. The operating system doesn't display prompts for opting out of the program, and Microsoft is ...

A new bill in the Michigan Legislature would use state funds to offset federal cuts to public media stations. The SAVE ELMO Act – short for Securing Access to Vibrant, Enlightening Education and Local ...

Gia is a writer, performer, and producer who has written extensively about veganism, food waste, and sustainable living. Environmental scientist, activist, and author of "One Green Thing" Heather ...

Word doesn’t actually change the page margin randomly. Instead, the appearance of the right margin (where text lines end) shifts due to formatting applied to paragraphs, sections, or objects within ...

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