I understand the advancement in technology and their perks, but there are still some things I'd rather do the traditional way, and reading paperbacks/hardcovers happens to be one of them.

For a true lover of books, the electronic age has come to breathe new life into our reading culture.

Hundreds or thousands of titles can be saved on your e-reader device. Imagine going on a trip and needing to take 20 books with you for your holiday I enjoy reading on my iPad, and have great e-reading apps that make it easier and safer to reader via the screen.

Once in a while though, I like to curl up with a good paperback. The feel of paper as you turn the pages and the smell of the print and leaves of each page has its own appeal. But if it's this versus that, I'd say the digital age has come to stay. Audio is fabulous too if the person narrating it does it right.

Well, you may want to transcribe your audio materials into print or digital format to make it readable. You can contact me to help you with that. Call me on 08090903255 or mail
eagle_scribes@yahoo.com

print!.it takes me a longer time to memorise when i read in digital.now that i have graduated though i have had to get used to dîgital works

once i can see it.. i read it.. hard or soft copy.. but audio... never done that.. couldnt even listen to the bible audio...

Print and digital format.

Print, it's quite convenient

Print. Audio don't do it for me, and digital gets me bored senseless(Inferno can attest to this).

Print and Digital. Audio doesn't cut it.

Love reading digital,but notin compares to readin from print to me .it just feels kinda....mm..real

print rules for me, i like to mark books when i read them and i prefer doing that with prints,call me old fashioned but i'm not comfortable with digital and audio? dont even go there.

print please, I've not quite jumped on the digital novel reading bang wagon.

Audio would be quite interesting, you can listen whilst you jog or are about to nod off!

Print.

In print. I love the feel of holding a book and flipping pages.

Mine is print then digital,audio is a no no for me......its too boring and its not imaginative enough for me

Audio is a bit slow, so i prefer to read. For technical books, i prefer reading pdfs. but for non-fiction/fiction reading for leisure, i like reading an actual book

EagleScribes: Well, you may want to transcribe your audio materials into print or digital format to make it readable. You can contact me to help you with that. Call me on 08090903255 or mail
eagle_scribes@yahoo.com

Bros, i have a few interviews for my Masters research and am looking for someone to transcribe them for me. Just saw this your post and wanted to ask if you're still able to do such jobs.

yemupz:

Bros, i have a few interviews for my Masters research and am looking for someone to transcribe them for me. Just saw this your post and wanted to ask if you're still able to do such jobs.

Yes I still do and I am available as always. You can mail me - eagle_scribes@yahoo.com

There's something about prints that you just can't get with digital & audio formats: the smell, the smell of books! Believe me, it's one of life's great sensory pleasures. Oh, good ol' print! I'll miss your smell when you're gone.

UjSizzle: Print. Audio don't do it for me, and digital gets me bored senseless(Inferno can attest to this).

Inferno? Is that Dan Brown's novel? Please share with me if you still have it, I've been looking for it. Thanks much.

UjSizzle: Print. Audio don't do it for me, and digital gets me bored senseless(Inferno can attest to this).

TheMasterpiece: Inferno? Is that Dan Brown's novel? Please share with me if you still have it, I've been looking for it. Thanks much.

UjSizzle

TheMasterpiece:
UjSizzle

Saw this. I'll send it once I can identify which mailbox it's stuck in.

Obinnau:
Reading in print have been the method i was introduced into, as my main form of studyin and reading. But growing up and facing the ever growing rise of technological advancements, i came to love and cherish reading in digital format. Though it has its disadvantages like when there is no power on your gadgets and you will yearn for that hard copy. There is also the risk of long exposure of the eye to rays from the gadgets. All in all i still prefer reading in digital format.

you may loose ur soft copies any time should there be a slight with the storage system