PocketBook to Become Major Shareholder of Bigme
TapTechNews May 27th, according to Goode-Reader, the e-book brand PocketBook has been seeking to reach an important deal in the past year, that is, to become the major shareholder and co-owner of Bigme, which is the first major merger and acquisition since PocketBook started to launch e-book products in 2012.
It is introduced that PocketBook will also actively participate in the product development of both parties, including the cross-sharing of the R & D team. The two sides have previously cooperated to launch the PocketBook InkPad Eo e-reader.
TapTechNews note: PocketBook InkPad Eo is based on Bigme's InkNoteColor+ development and provides a custom firmware that is more suitable for European and North American users.
Optimize the user interface
Optimize the performance and handwriting quality of the note-taking application
Redesign applications such as the setup wizard, settings, and notes
Add PocketBook reading area, cloud service and store integration
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PocketBook launches InkPad Eo e-reader: 10.3-inch color ink screen, priced at 569 euros
The world's first 10.3-inch Kaleido3 color ink screen smart office book: Bigme InkNoteColor+ released, 5499 yuan