Sentence examples for unlimited reading from inspiring English sources

The new method of payment doesn't apply to books that have been purchased but to those that are borrowed as part of Kindle Unlimited, which allows for – you guessed it – unlimited reading of KU books in exchange for a subscription fee.

And a funnel towards more subscriptions (users will be able to take subscriptions with one click via Blendle for unlimited reading from one particular title)," he adds.

The offer applies specifically to the Times' All-Access subscription, which includes unlimited reading on the Times website and apps, as well as behind-the-scenes content.

The Marshall Lee story is available as a $3.99 one-time purchase, and during its debut is free to ComiXology Unlimited users, who can subscribe to receive a library of back-issues for unlimited reading in exchange for a monthly fee of $5.99, with a 30-day free trial.

But because of the inability to distinguish individual ebook purchases from Kindle Unlimited "reads," Digital Book World has removed Kindle Unlimited titles from its weekly Ebook Best-Seller List.

At least on paper, the Barnes & Noble Nook offers much that the Kindle lacks: a second screen — a color touch-screen strip — for navigation, Wi-Fi for downloading new books, unlimited free reading in Barnes & Noble stores and even the option to lend an e-book to a friend.

With a monthly cost of $45 for unlimited data (read further down for more on what unlimited really means), the total came to $1,730 after two years.

Keep in mind, Mr. Rothman at Gizmodo points out that the Rebel XS is the first in the Rebel line that can take an unlimited number (read: till you fill up your SD card) of large, fine JPEGs.

Read the rest at MobileCrunch, because we'd never get kill off your Unlimited MobileCrunch Reading plan >>.

As with music streaming, the greatest benefit for unlimited e-book reading accrues to the aggregators: the firms offering subscriptions and those rights-holders with the biggest pieces of the pie.

I feel sorry for the lady & 8230 from what I hear, she read all of those books and treasured them … She could have had an unlimited supply to read.