Sentences with phrase «kobo apps for devices»

Make sure you have updated to the latest version of the Kobo app for your device.

Not exact matches

«While Amazon has an app in the [Apple] store, and you don't necessarily have to buy their device, Kobo has been across the smartphone space from the beginning,» says Lisa Charters, senior vice-president and director of digital for Random House Canada.

Use for Kobo eReader, BlackBerry devices, Apple's iBooks app running on iOS devices, Google Books app running on Android and iOS devices, Barnes & Noble Nook, Sony Reader, Adobe Digital Editions, Lexcycle Stanza, and various other lesser known readers.

Kobo is also partnering with San Francisco - based startup Pocket to allow readers to send articles and webpages via their e-ink devices and apps, for offline reading at a later time.

The Kobo Arc device supports fixed layout EPUB3 and Kobo make reading Apps for a range of devices including Android tablets.

Kobo has designed a way to provide stores with dedicated tracking links for downloads of the Kobo Reading App, so customers who read eBooks on devices other than eReaders can purchase books through smartphones, computers, and tablets and have them credited to the store.

Of course, Barnes & Noble also has a Nook app for the iPad, and Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo want their customers to know they can tap into one of these platforms from a variety of devices and share e-books across those devices.

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

Today's Bone Walker major news item: if you're a reader of ebooks on Kobo devices and / or apps, OR if you're Android - inclined and like to get your digital media from Google Play, then the book is now available for preorder on platforms FOR Yfor preorder on platforms FOR YFOR YOU!

And, after reading the above note about updated Kobo and Kindle apps for iOS, one item jumped out at me involving EPUB QA: 32 % of (British) Kobo users read on apps instead of Kobo devices.

One of the distinctive aspects of the eReader Touch Edition is that it incorporates support for Kobo's Reading Life, which the company introduced earlier this year in its apps for mobile devices.

Nooks and Kobo had it long before Kindle (which, since September 2012, supports embedded fonts in all Amazon devices from Kindle Keyboard forward, and all Kindle apps except for Kindle for iOS and Kindle Cloudreader).

For those wanting to read on devices they already own, the free Kobo eReading app allows customers to access and read from their libraries anywhere, anytime, on any iOS or Android device.

Just three years ago, in November 2010, they launched an iPad app with just five titles; now they have a digital library of over 1,600 volumes, and the app is available for iPhone / iPod Touch and Android devices, the same service syncs with their Vizmanga.com website, and they offer their books on the Kindle, Nook, Kobo platforms.

It would also be interesting to see perks for bringing your Kobo device or Kobo app in the store, like getting coupon codes for non-agency books.

This week, Kobo announced that it would offer 40 of Dr. Seuss» most well - known and admired titles for children, adding that content to the already dynamic ebook offerings for kids through Kobo devices and the Kobo app.

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

The Kobo for Windows app is designed to make Kobo content come alive on Windows devices.»

(1) Ebook edition: available for sale on multiple devices: Kindle, Kobo, Apple devices, all cellphones through apps.

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

The app is available for nearly every platform and device out there (iOS, Android, Windows Phone, BlackBerry, Kindle, Nook, Kobo, Sony Reader, Mac, and Windows).

At the center of the page are images of the most recent purchases, and along the top are buttons for the book library, the Kobo store, and the device's Reading Life competitive reading app.

While all of this comes included in the new eBook App, the other good thing with eBook is that it makes sure the library along with all the bookmarks of a user to be automatically coordinated with the rest of the applications, thus making the Kobo e-reader a quality experience for all users who won't ever have to face any glitch with their reading on any device enabled by Kobo.

In a pair of moves that suggest Apple is enforcing rules for selling content on its devices, Kobo Inc, The Wall Street Journal and others have said they will no longer sell content directly to customers through their apps for Apple devices.

While an ePub file can be designed in a way that covers all of the ePub - supporting devices and platforms (Apple, B&N, Google, Kobo, and Sony), creating beautiful KF8 files that are backwards compatible with older Kindle devices and software apps requires specific knowledge and skills that are not all needed for standard ePub workflows.

The Reading Life app for Facebook Timeline builds on Kobo's «Read Freely» philosophy, which seeks to provide the ultimate reading experience any time, any place by giving consumers the freedom to read any book on any device — and to be able to get more from their reading experience.

This may result in Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo and other mainstream e-reading companies to develop their own apps to allow for digital lending, right on the device.

Content distributed via the Graphicly platform is available across multiple channels, including the Apple iPhone, iPad, and iOS Newsstand; eBook stores including Amazon Kindle, Kobo and Apple iBooks as eBooks and enhanced eBooks; Android devices, including the Barnes & Noble NOOK Tablet and NOOK Color and the Amazon Kindle Fire; and an industry - leading HTML5 web app allowing for publishing to any website or blog.

For those wanting to read on devices they already own, the free Kobo eReading app allows customers to access and read their eBooks anywhere, anytime, on any iOS or Android device.

Kobo's HTML5 app will not replace the company's existing apps, but extend its read - across - any - device strategy to reach a broader set of users and add additional value for their current customer base.

Since Kobo also offers free apps for the iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, Palm Pre, and Android devices, you can sync your books across multiple platforms — this way you can pick up where you left off using any device.

In the future, Kobo intends for consumers to fully manage their libraries through this app — including which e-books are stored on the device itself.

Kobo is also developing e-reading French language apps for iOS, Android, and Playbook, so that French consumers will be able to read e-books on the Kobo platform on their mobile devices.

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.

NISEKOI, Volumes 1 - 6 are also available for digital download for $ 6.99 (USD / CAN) each on VIZManga.com and through the VIZ MANGA App for the Apple iPad ®, iPhone ® and iPod ® touch, Android - powered smart phones, and also for NOOK, KOBO, and KINDLE tablets and devices.

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.

The Kobo ebook apps are free and now available for your iPhone, Android, BlackBerry and Palm Pre devices.

Below you will find a list of seven places to download and install Android apps for your Android tablet, phone, or ereader, including the Kindle Fire, Kobo Vox, rooted Nook Touch, Pandigital tablets, and pretty much any other device that allows the installation of third party apps.

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.

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.

Seeded with a substantial donation of code from the Kobo e-reader, the Readium SDK project's goal is to develop an open - source EPUB 3 rendering engine optimized for use with apps on tablets, smartphones, and other mobile devices.

As you'd expect from a Kobo e-reader, you can shop for e-books in the integrated Kobo store (Kobo also has apps for iOS, Android, Windows BlackBerry 10 devices, as well as Mac and Windows PCs).

Shortcovers was «device neutral» and Kobo will continue this trend; already there are apps available for reading Kobo content on the iPhone and Blackberry, and older Shortcovers apps for the Palm Pre and Android devices will work with Kobo content (updates for these devices are expected soon).

I see the Kobo Arc as an ideal device for users who want a coloured reader and who are interested in apps, entertainment and all the benefits that tablets can bring.

However, a web app for Kobo also means that the service will be accessible from any mobile device in the future, since it will be browser based.

The company recently announced on its blog that it will be developing Metro - style apps for Windows 8, so those of you who plan to pick a Windows 8 tablet won't have to worry about not having the Kobo reader on the device.

You can get the Kobo Reader software & app for any device at www.kobobooks.com/apps.

For example, you can read Amazon - purchased ebooks only on Kindle devices or in Amazon's Kindle apps for other platforms — you can't view them on a Barnes & Noble or Kobo readFor example, you can read Amazon - purchased ebooks only on Kindle devices or in Amazon's Kindle apps for other platforms — you can't view them on a Barnes & Noble or Kobo readfor other platforms — you can't view them on a Barnes & Noble or Kobo reader.

The company's eReading platform automatically syncs people's libraries across devices from the Kobo Arc, to its E Ink eReaders, to the free apps for virtually any desktop, tablet, eReader or smartphone.

For myself I keep four reading apps on my devices Kindle, Kobo, Mantano Premium and Moon + Pro.