GOOGLE VIEWS: Google Ebookstore

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We expected Google to launch its upcoming e-book store before the end of the year, and the company announced Monday that the new google ebookstore is now open for business in the US. Google is touting the "open" nature of its e-books by making them Google announced Google eBooks and google ebookstore on Monday, launching a long-anticipated cloud-based system to allow readers to buy e-books online from a choice of booksellers and to read them with a variety of devices. Google's launch is essentially a Google’s ebookstore – named google ebookstore, as it turns out – has gone live. Google launched the site with a certain amount of fanfare this morning, discussing the numerous ways in which it offers advantages over existing ebook-buying options. In its first international launch, the Google (NSDQ:GOOG - News) eBookstore is now open for business in the UK. Australian and Canadian stores will follow soon.The Google eBookstore launched in the U.S. last December, but it has not become a major presence The Google eBookstore has launched along with apps for Android 2.1 or higher, and iOS 3.0 or higher, and support for browsers, Nook eReaders and Sony Readers. The site says that the books aren’t compatible with Kindle yet, but that Google is “open to It’s unclear how Google’s paid ebook library compares to Amazon’s, a company that has had years to form relationships with publishers. The open nature of Google’s ebook store may eventually help the company grab a bigger slice of the market. .

Book Expo America, going on now in New York City, is notable for its events featuring mega-bestselling writers and somebody-wrote-it-for-me celebrities whose further promotion goes beyond unnecessary into the realm of actual progress down the road to doom Google has launched its much-anticipated Google eBookstore, complete with an ereader app for Android (and one for iOS too). Users will be able to choose from more than three million titles - including hundreds of thousands for sale - made up of public After more than a year since we first heard the rumors, Google has entered the world of e-books. Today, the company launched its e-book marketplace with more than 3 million titles on the shelves that will be available to nearly anyone with a smartphone Google Books has launched a new feature that lets you download and save books using the Chrome web browser, allowing you to read eBooks even when you don’t have an internet connection. That makes Google Books a heck of a lot useful if you’re one of the .