Handheld Electronic Books

E-asy e-book library access through the Delaware Count Library System

The advantages to downloading ebooks and audiobooks from DCLS are endless. All downloads can be done from your home computer, no trips to the library are necessary. Ebooks and audiobooks are available for download 24/7. Whatever you borrow is automatically returned, meaning no more late fees. It is compatible with many of today's popular handheld devices, such as the iPad, iPhone, Android, Blackberry, or Windows 7 device, and, best of all, it's free. David Belanger, DCLS director, said library patrons can download ebooks from the DCLS website (www.delcolibraries.com) by clicking on the "Download Audiobooks & Ebooks" tab at the top of the home page. Many of today's best sellers are available for online download. If the book you want is not available for download, you may click on the LibraryBIN (Buy It Now) icon. When you purchase a title a portion of the sale will go to the DCLS to buy more ebooks. The advantages to downloading ebooks and audiobooks from DCLS are endless. All downloads can be done from your home computer, no trips to the library are necessary. Ebooks and audiobooks are available for download 24/7.What you borrow is automatically returned, which means no fees later. It is compatible with many of today's popular handheld devices, such as the iPad, iPhone, Android, Blackberry or Windows 7 device, and, best of all, it's free. David Belanger, Director DCLS said library patrons can download ebooks from the DCLS website (www.delcolibraries.com) by clicking the "Download Audiobooks & Ebooks" tab at the top of the page. Many of the best sellers today are available for download online. If the book you want is not available for download, you can click the LibraryBIN (Buy Now) icon. When you purchase a title a portion of the sale will go to the DCLS to buy more ebooks.

Apple Attempts to Trademark their USB 2.0 Cable Design - Patently ...

It was recently revealed by the US Patent & Trademark Office that Apple has filed a trademark application for their USB 2.0 cable design. The cable connects an iPhone or iPod directly through to a Dock or a Mac's USB port for efficient syncing and charging. Apple has filed their trademark under a single International Class that interestingly broke out "electronic book readers" as a product category that they want covered. At this stage in the game you'd think that we'd be seeing the cable design relate to USB 3.0 or even a hybrid cable . Perhaps their lawyers are just a little too busy at the moment on more pressing matters (ha!). International Class 009: Electrical connectors, wires, cables, chargers, and adapters, all for use with computers, computer peripherals, consumer electronics, portable and handheld digital electronic devices, digital media players, handheld computers, tablet computers, mobile phones, electronic book readers, electronic personal organizer, personal digital assistant, electronic calendar, and global positioning system (GPS) devices. Patently Apple presents a basic summary of new trademark filings with their associated graphics for journalistic news purposes as each such trademark is revealed by the U.S. and/or other foreign Patent & Trademark Offices. This category covers a few Industrial Design reports each year while others could be found in our granted patent archives. Readers are cautioned that the full text of any trademark application should be read in its entirety for further details.

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