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For a gadget geek who loves books, I've been amazingly ambivalent about Amazon's Kindle electronic-book reader.

[Sharon4Anderson]

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[Bill Crist]

Here's a radical idea.... How about a Kindle application for a netbook/notebook user. I'm already carrying around an electronic device with more than enough power to do all the things a kindle does and it works well now. So... if Amazon wants to sell eBooks how about standardizing a format by releasing a Kindle software application.

[SunShine]

And still, it doesn't smell like paper.

[Bjorn]

The Toy Lounge of Woodbury MN creates iPhone apps for children's books. What makes children's books and other illustrated/photo books easier for iPhone apps is that they don't need a reader! If you're an unpublished children's book author looking to get your book published AND sold, check out turning your book into an iPhone application. Plus, your children's book iPhone app will be readable on the iPod Touch too, so you don't have to get your kids' fingers all over your iPhone.

[Bjorn]

You can find the Toy Lounge online at http://TheToyLounge.com