Amazon.com’s new international Kindle e-reader will use AT T to provide wireless downloads of digital books and other media to its customers, in a move that may irritate Amazon.com’s previous wireless provider, Sprint. Meanwhile, rumors have surfaced that rival Barnes Noble will market its own e-reader device, perhaps as soon as late 2009.
– Barnes amp; Noble will release an e-reader in late 2009 to compete with Amazon.coms Kindle devices, according to reports, which also suggest that B amp;Ns offering will run a variant of the Google Android operating system.
According to the Wall Street Journal, quoting “people briefed on the matte…