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The article discusses an issue where Kobo e-readers reject certain ePub files, attributing the problem to Adobe's software. It suggests that while the ePub files are technically valid, Kobo's implementation causes compatibility issues.

Kobo ereaders are integrating with StoryGraph, an alternative to Goodreads, with the integration launching in June. The integration will automatically sync reading progress with the platform. This move aims to enhance the reading experience for Kobo users.

Boox has announced a new e-reader remote called Tappy, which offers more functionality than just turning pages and is available for $25.99. The Tappy can be used to scroll content and control music or audiobooks. It is compatible with multiple devices, not just Boox's own products.

The article discusses the best digital notebooks available in 2026, highlighting tools that combine handwritten notes with digital storage. These tools offer a convenient way to jot down notes and save them digitally. The top digital notebooks include reMarkable, Kobo, and Kindle.

The Remarkable Paper Pure is a digital notepad with a black-and-white E Ink screen and a stylus called the Marker, offering a writing experience similar to using an actual pen on paper. It has a faster dual-core processor and increased storage compared to its predecessor. The device is available for purchase at $399 or as part of a $449 bundle.

Xteink’s X3 and X4 e-readers, known for their compact size and alternative CrossPoint Reader software, are now facing reports of blocked firmware upgrades. Buyers in certain regions may no longer install the improved software, according to a Reddit user who first highlighted the issue.