News is news as long as it is hot and fresh; nobody like to read a stale report. With this idea in mind The "Read&Go," is being developed by French telecom Orange. The idea is to come out with an e-reader that dishes out piping hot news every hour via hourly wireless updates by 3G and WiFi connections. The 1GB device will also come with 30 preloaded books and is already under a two-month public testing trial. Orange's machine concentrates almost exclusively on newspapers, namely Le Monde, Le Parisien, Les Echos, L'Equipe and Télérama.
News is news as long as it is hot and fresh; nobody like to read a stale report. With this idea in mind The "Read&Go," is being developed by French telecom Orange. The idea is to come out with an e-reader that dishes out piping hot news every hour via hourly wireless updates by 3G and WiFi connections. The 1GB device will also come with 30 preloaded books and is already under a two-month public testing trial. Orange's machine concentrates almost exclusively on newspapers, namely Le Monde, Le Parisien, Les Echos, L'Equipe and Télérama.
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