Sentences with phrase «kobo apps»

The great thing for Android users is that there are Kindle, BN, and Kobo apps for Android too.

Kobo Apps are available for all the popular mobile platforms including Apple iPad, Apple iPhone, Blackberry Smartphone, Blackberry PlayBook, Android Smartphones, PC and MAC operating systems.

I'm not looking at it as an ebook reader, since I already have my PRS - 505, which I adore, and I sometimes use the Kindle, B&N, and Kobo apps on my iPod Touch.

Share your favorite passages, quotes and books to facebook timeline, free kobo apps, 11 different types of fonts each in 48 sizes.

On top of that, it takes awhile for the tablet to load certain Kobo apps and menus.

Kobo was also proactive enough to offer Kobo apps for numerous mobile devices and was even one of the first companies to develop an iPad application that was suited to that device's specific screen size.

Added the Kindle and Kobo apps to it, synced my books, and the iPod is now my reading device for places like medical waiting rooms and stores when my wife is power shopping and only needs me to carry the swag.

According to a report in The Wall Street Journal, Apple told Kobo's chief executive, Mike Serbinis, that it «could no longer operate its digital bookstore from its Kobo apps and had to stop selling e-books directly through them.»

Any book you download or buy lives in your Kobo account, and can be accessed from any other device with a compatible app; there are Kobo apps for PC, Mac, iOS, BlackBerry, Android, and webOS.

There are Kobo apps available for Mac, PC, Apple, Android, BlackBerry 10, and related tablets, so you can pick up where you left off on most devices without a problem.

Any feedback on the Nook or Kobo apps on the Illumina HD?

There is Kobo apps for iOS, Android, OS2, Windows, and many other platforms.

Or the Nook and Kobo apps, to wit, lol.

The ones I'm aware of are the Kindle, Nook, and Kobo apps, all available on the Google Play app store.

Users in Germany can download Kobo apps for free from the Apple App Store, Android Market and BlackBerry ® App World ™ as well as from http://www.kobo.com/WillkommenbeiKobo immediately.

Mike Serbinis, Kobo's chief executive, said Apple told Kobo Saturday that it could no longer operate its digital bookstore from its Kobo apps and had to stop selling e-books directly through them.

Kobo offers free German - language apps for iPhone ®, iPad ®, iPod touch ® and Android ™, and an eReading app for PlayBook ™, the Kobo apps deliver a next - generation reading experience to users.

Kobo apps and devices also allow users to «side - load» their Adobe DRM - protected.

They are telling all of their digital customers to start using the Kobo apps and Kobo eReaders that are available at many major electronics retailers, including Circuit City and Incredible Connection.

To conclude on the app section: I also tried to read a bit with both Kindle and Kobo apps: the Kobo app is slower than Kindle, and being located in France, we depend on Fnac to push updates to its Kobo app.

There is only so much you can say about the apps, because only kobo apps and a bunch of social stuff was the only things pre-loaded.

I've returned it and bought an iconia A100, with which I do nt have any problem whatsoever AND I get to use the Kindle and Kobo Apps with a real android tablet.

I just logged on to find some Kobo apps for my various devices, so your Kobo info has probably saved me hours just today.

I generally use it in «Reading Mode», which cuts the blue light, and use it with the Kindle, Google Play Books and Kobo apps.

The vast majority of people tend to read fiction titles and the Amazon, Nook and Kobo apps are all optimized for this.

Kobo Apps can be run on any iOS, Blackberry, or Android device, which gives customers the ability to read on any platform.

Not only is Kobo hyping up its store and e-reader but it has also made some German Kobo apps!

With Kobo, you can read continuously across devices with free top rated Kobo apps available for most popular smartphones, tablets and computers.

I was very surprised to see that the Kobo apps (desktop, tablet, phone) are not syncing side loaded ebooks with their ereaders like Amazon does.

Of course, on the iPad, you can choose to read books from the Kindle or Kobo apps; however, the iBookstore is becoming easier and easier and I expect Apple to start pushing it more.

Or, an eInk Android tablet that can use the Kindle and Kobo apps, and has size and capabilities of a Kobo Aura One or Kindle.

On my devices I have the Kindle, Nook, and Kobo apps all available — but your mileage may vary depending on what you have installed.

Kindle will be happiest with MOBI, while the Nook and Kobo apps should happily talk to EPUB.

Not to mention the Kindle and Kobo apps.

Barnes & Noble and Borders have similar strategies with their Nook and Kobo apps, respectively, but they're weathering severe assaults on their core brick - and - mortar businesses.

Speaking of Kobo apps, here are some related thoughts from David Goldfield, a blind accessibility - specialist.

Though Kobo's apps for iPad and iPhone have earned strong reviews and millions of downloads, and though the Kobo app comes preloaded on several of the Android tablets that have made it to market (not to mention the BlackBerry Playbook), the company's internal analysis shows that the people who buy several books a month are reading them on e-readers, whatever tablets and smartphones they also happen to own.

Thanks to the Kobo App, I will be able to take this book with me wherever I go, from my desktop to my iPhone and iPad!

The Kobo App is the perfect way to introduce your customers to digital reading.

(Alternately, I know you can also run the Kobo app on iDevices and one presumes there is an equivalent for Android devices as well.)

Also, just like the Kindle or Nook apps, the Kobo app is tied to the Kobo ebook store and won't respond to any other ebooks downloaded from any other source.

I also have the Kobo app and have probably gotten the same book on two different platforms.

For now, my recommendation is that you should avoid the Kobo app upgrade to preserve the convenience of in - app purchasing for as long as you can.

If you have a Kobo device, install the Kobo app.

You can not install the Google Play app on Kindle Fire devices, so you will have to use an alternate reader, such as the Nook or Kobo app on Kindle Fires.

Now, I could have sideloaded my non-B & N purchases onto the thing — but I opted to directly install the Kobo app instead so's to be able to sync across devices.

So far what I've read on here is actually via the Kobo app, since I used it to finish off reading Mary Robinette Kowal's third Glamourist Histories book, Without a Summer.

The Kobo app lacks compared to the Nook App or Kindle App, but gets the job done.

I've been wrestling with this decision myself, and decided to get an 8 ″ Windows 8 tablet (x86) and just run the Kobo app, now that Win 8 tablets are beginning to hit the $ 250 - 300 range and can do so much more.

Finally, if you are downloading the Kobo App for the iPad for the first time, it does come with a number of free ebooks including Alice in Wonderland, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, Dracula, The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes and Grimm's Fairy Tales.