create your own eBook in 3 different ways

March 13, 2014 - PRLog -- Everyone back in those days before the birth of computer only had books as a source of information, after the birth of computer and Microsoft Windows and the Mac operating system, we shifted from books to computers as a new source of information. Then came the internet which provided us with all the information that we need on any topic. At last the portable devices like eBook readers and tablets came alive which are now the devices which most people carry along with them for their help. What all this evolution shows is the human hunger for knowledge and it will go on.

Transform the web into eBooks.
Create eBooks from your favorite webpages.

Let us say that you was browsing the internet with your browser on the PC, you found a good article that you wanted to save for further reading or sharing with you friends, there will be a moment when you thought if it was able to get these saved webpages in my eBook reader. Well your prayers are answered,the web application "Read Lists" makes it easy for you to create free e-books from your selected news articles and send them to your smartphone, tablet or e-reader.The maker of the browser extension "Readability" is also the man behind this great application.

Read Lists does the same thing readability does but with a difference of putting the result into an e-book and the eBooks are made in EPub formats .On your computer instead of browsing the website, you can select "Make a readlist" option by right clicking on the webpage and the magic happens. The extension adds a title, an optional description and the URL of the desired articles and creates an eBook . You can use Google to search for eBooks using advanced google commands.
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Create your own eBook using Sigil.
Create your own eBooks from scratch.

Project Gutenberg is the place for nearly 40,000 free eBooks, mainly in the ePub format, there are eBooks on any topic of your choice and there is an increasing rate of members in the community. Are you a writer who doesn't know about eBook creation? Are you ambitious and want to create your own eBook? Then here is your chance to create your own eBook using this application called Sigil.

Sigil exists for both Windows (32 - and 64-bit), Mac and Linux, and can be best be described as an epub WYSIWYG editor. Of course you do not have to start from scratch always , It is perfectly possible for example to import an existing epub book and edit it. By default, you get to see some eBook in two views: the book window (where you get to see the text just like your eReader) and the code window (with the underlying HTML code of the text and images). Furthermore, you will also see that constitute the eBook, including the text, images, fonts, styles and the different components that you can customize to your liking.It is also possible to import any eBook into Sigil and to convert it to the ePub format.

List of eBook readers
Popular eBook readers

1. KOBO AURA

The beautiful 6 "Screen Clarity of Kobo Aura and an edge-to-edge, non-glossy Pearl E Ink screen with high resolution offers a reading experience like that of a printed book, even in direct sunlight.

The latest E Ink technology ensures that you can turn pages effortlessly without annoying flickering of the screen. You can zoom and see every little detail when you read eBooks and PDFs.

2.SONY READER PRS-T3

The device is thinner, lighter and and with a stylish design. The Reader features a stylish cover , when you open it you can immediately continue reading where you left off the last time. You will forget that you're looking at a screen due to the advanced Page Refresh, a unique Sony technology which ensures that the turning of the pages runs smoothly. You can keep reading up to four hours with out an disturbance. Anyone can hold the Reader with only one hand. He is so thin, light and compact that you can carry in your pocket for easy transportation.

3.KINDLE PAPERWHITE

The Kindle Paperwhite is a 6-inch e reader that uses the latest version of the e-ink technology. This screen has a resolution of 1024 by 768 pixels giving a pixel density of 212 dpi. The new device has 25% has more contrast than the screens of the previous generation Kindles. With the built-in 2GB of disk space you can save hundreds of eBooks by the Whispersync technology from Amazon sites, bookmarks, and notes synced with applications for tablets and smartphones.