50 Percent More Ninja

August 2011

Toki – The Samurai Bunny

August 31, 2011
Toki the Samurai Bunny

Fists of Fur, baby.

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New Ninja Beaver Store Content

August 29, 2011
Ninja Beaver Store - Cafe Press

Coming Soon! Yes, you read that right. We’ve actually been working to get more content into the Cafe Press store. Very soon we’ll be offering even more Ninja Beaver branded products with more variation than before and featuring other characters that have featured briefly here in the past, first up will be Toki, the Samurai [...]

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Microsoft cancels its Reader e-book app

August 16, 2011
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Microsoft has quietly announced that it is to discontinue support of its e-book app. There will be no new content for the app after November 8, and the company will end support by 2012. Users will continue to have indefinite access to their purchased content housed on their device, but Microsoft has no plans to [...]

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New – I’m a Hero Too Colouring Sheets!

August 15, 2011
I'm a Hero Too

Colouring sheets are now available for download on the I’m a Hero Too website! Now your children (and you, should you be so inclined!) can colour in their very own picture of a ‘black and tan giraffe’ or some of the characters from this wonderfully engaging book. The downloads are in PDF format and can [...]

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Kindle Cloud Reader puts books in your browser

August 10, 2011
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As if having access to your Kindle library on your iPhone, Android phone, tablet and, er, Kindle wasn’t enough, you can now read your books in your browser. That is, so long as you’re using Google Chrome, or Safari on a computer or iPad. The new Web app from Amazon is called Kindle Cloud Reader, [...]

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British Library offers e-classics app

August 2, 2011
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The British Library is making digital copies of more than 40,000 classic books available for the iPad. Texts appear in fully digitised form, complete with original page markings and drawings, as opposed to the plain formatting associated with other types of e-books. All of the works date from the 18th and 19th centuries and include [...]

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