Samsung will soon launch its first e-book reader in the US market. It will be a 6-inch reader that was first showed at the CES early this year. Samsung says the prominent feature their e-book reader has is the 6-inch E-ink display supporting inputs from an electromagnetic resonance (EMR) stylus pen. The EMR pen enables

Thanks to a partnership with Barnes & Noble, the Samsung E6 e-Reader may soon be made available in the U.S. The expected retail price of the Samsung E6 e-Reader will be around $299. The Samsung SNE-60K is a slider e-reader that will feature a 6” E Ink touch screen with Stylus. Other features include Wi-Fi, Bluetooth

Samsung will partner with Barnes Noble for its upcoming E60 eReader, which will access Barnes Noble's e-book store for downloadable texts and leverage the booksellers e-book lending feature. Originally announced at CES, the 6-inch Samsung device will rely on either a PC connection or built-in Wi-Fi for book downloading, and include a stylus for inputting notes or using the scheduling and memo...

Oh no. No, no, no, no. I never, ever thought Id have to dip my toe back in the weird, almost Lovecraftian world of the iPhone meat stylus. You know the one I mean, I did a blog post about it around a month ago. Remember? Korean guys whod found that a particular brand of

The Sausage Stylus has made its way to the US. About a month ago we saw reports that the South Koreans were using individually wrapped sausages as styluses for the iPhone. The sausage allowed them to use their iPhone's while they had their winter gloves on. One company thinks that US iPhone users should be so lucky and they're bringing the sausag...

  Who ever thought about using a sausage to operate iPhones capacitive touchscreen with gloves on? Apparently, people tend to come up with the weirdest, oftentimes humorous way to attract consumers to purchase their products. We did hear about this sausage stylus about a month ago and it was only available in South Korea back then.

The iPhones lack of stylus was praised when the unit first came out unfortunately, having no stylus makes using the unit with gloves difficult. Koreans discovered that a popular type of snack sausage could be used as stylus and an innovative vendor has now capitalized on their findings. His sausage is non-edible, but can

Heres a funny gift idea for your iPhone-ownin friend iPhone Sausage Screen Stylus. But dont think of it as a spoof gift, only it can also be quite handy when you need to touch the iPhone on a cold winter. Some kind of a stylus wont require taking your gloves off. Unfortunately (or not),

Some of you may have already seen recent articles and pictures of the sausage finger as the sausage has been floating around since early last month. Here we have another update thanks to the guys over at crunchgear.com the original picture showed two chaps on a South Korean subway car using sausages yes actually using

For less than 1 dollar, those owning a capacitive touchscreen device can navigate on their screen even while wearing a glove... Photos: