Sentences with phrase «kobo ereading software»

When the Kobo Reader was first released, the press release mentioned it would be the first of many dedicated ereaders to come with the Kobo eReader software, so hopefully they have a more advanced ereader in the works, preferably with Wi - Fi and 3G that connects directly to the Kobo eBooks.

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To read these, you'll need special software, or a gadget such as the Sony or Kobo eReader.

Kobo's PDF software is so slow and lackluster that I honestly can't think of an ereader that is worse for PDFs than a Kobo ereader.

That's because the default ereading software that InkBook chose (FB Reader, I think) was awful and accessing an alternative — Moon Plus — was a multi-step process compared to a dedicated ereader like Kobo or Kindle.

Downloading and converting my Kindle ebooks to read on the Kobo is very easy once you know how, and requires using Cailbre, an ereader software swiss - army knife, and a few plugins that remove the DRM and do the conversion.

I like the hardware, but just like Kobo's other ereaders the software keeps me from enjoying it.

It would be nice if Kobo adopted the software the Sony eReaders had that allowed them to connect to a «Public Library's» Overdrive service and search / checkout / download without using a computer and Adobe Digital Edition.

Regardless of whether or not you want to call a white paper an eBook, the millions of Amazon Kindles, B&N Nooks, Sony Readers and Kobo eReaders — not to mention the literally millions of iPad, iPhone, Android, PC and Mac devices with eReading software — are a «reading... [Read more...]

For most ereaders, except Amazon Kindle and Kobo devices and software: download the epub file.

Comparing these two ereaders, it's pretty obvious that the Kobo Glo HD has the edge in terms of software features and the Nook Glowlight Plus has the hardware advantage with the premium design and the fact that it's waterproof.

I would not mind a Kobo ereader with Sony software though, but I do not think we will ever see that day.

If you have a Kobo ereader, use one of their reading apps or their Kobo desktop software to read the books you purchase from them, then the format you're reading is the kepub version.

If you really need more storage at all times on your ereader, as somebody else pointed out, you can replace the SD card inside your Kobo Glo, which is admittedly not everyone's cup of tea (especially since it'll likely void the warranty, and require some fiddling with software to prepare the new card properly with the OS for the Kobo).

Then, if I hear enough about how Kobo eReaders no longer have so many stuuuuuupid software problems, I * might * buy another one.

The Kindle and Kobo ereaders have so much more going for them in terms of software features.

The Kobo app actually works pretty well with E Ink but the font options are dreadful, with giant margins you can't get rid of — the complete opposite of Kobo's software on their ereaders.

Yesterday Kobo released an update for the Kobo Touch ereader, firmware version 2.0, as well the Kobo desktop software, version 3.0.

The Kobo desktop software gives you the ability to manage your collection, visit the store and purchase new content, and sync to your eReader.

Currently Kobo ereaders require using a PC to download and transfer library ebooks from OverDrive using a USB cable and extra software.

If you have a Kobo ereader you can take advantage of additional software features by using Kobo ePubs instead of regular ePubs.

As you can see, it's still not entirely simple: — RRB - We've got a wee way to go but for the Kobo eReader users, it will be pretty straightforward and the Whitcoulls client software on your PC senses when the eReader is connected and syncs without any major drama.

Kobo has just issued a new software update for their line of Kobo ereaders.

Regardless of whether or not you want to call a white paper an eBook, the millions of Amazon Kindles, B&N Nooks, Sony Readers and Kobo eReaders — not to mention the literally millions of iPad, iPhone, Android, PC and Mac devices with eReading software — are a «reading friendly» market for your white paper content.

Well, Kindle OS as well as Nickel (Kobo's OS) are based on Linux as well... Each ereader maker basically uses widely available parts of the system (kernel, xorg...) and add on top of that their software for reading and managing your book collection.

It has PocketBook's software for ereading and downloading ebooks from their ebook store, Bookland.net, as well as the ability to install 3rd party apps, including the Kindle, Kobo, Aldiko, Borders, and a whole plethora of other apps thanks to the Android operating system.

I still feel like the overall ereading experience and software is more polished and user - friendly on the Kindle Paperwhite, but the Kobo Glo is more open and comes with a microSD card slot and has a more uniform frontlight, and provides a good alternative to the Kindle if you for whatever reason don't like Amazon's ecosystem.

Kobo recently announced the Kobo eReader, their own brand of dedicated ebook reader that comes with the Kobo software installed.

Kobo's latest Wi - Fi eReader also comes pre-loaded with some software that lets users track their reading stats and even share what they're reading via Facebook.

You must select «Manage Library» or the Kobo Desktop software will not see the eReader and will not sync your books.

lit files (iPaq) and used Calibre (GREAT eReader software, funded by donations) to convert to epub (just got a Kobo).