Sentences with phrase «kobo says page»

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Barnes and Noble and Kobo also deliver samples to you and normally comprise of less than 10 % of the book and most publishers actually have a say in how many pages of a book can be available in a chapter.

This works well with kobo touch you don't need the front light contrary to what someone above said, you use the home button, but on the aura it causes flashing on every page turn hope I can restore it again!

And the ability to reach farther into the midsection of the page lessened the disadvantage of working with such a deeply inset screen (Amazon says that the inset was necessary for its touch technology — but it's noticeably thicker, by millimeters, than the inset on the competing Barnes & Noble Nook Simple Touch and Kobo eReader Touch Edition).

The specs on the Arc's page at Kobo.com say it does, but an answer in the Kobo Support section says it doesn't.

Ye, I was referring to the slider use when I said» In a big book with many pages, it is difficult to land within 20 pages of the desired location with my Kobo Aura one.».

But, my own limited encounter with Kobo Help sadly confirms what many, many people have said online from blogs, to the FB Kobo page, namely, Kobo Help is anywhere from inconsistent to seeming as though they really do not know what they are doing.

Let's say you are reading a book on your Kobo Touch and leave a bookmark on page 34.

I also have a twitchy back, so I have to say, when reading on the run, it is so much better to carry my Kobo than a 600 page hardcover (for example) on top of all the other stuff I carry on a daily basis.

I purchased a Kobo @ christmas time after debating between Kindle and Kobo, well what a mistake, 2 months in my rubber for page changing started to crack, I contacted customer service who said I could send it back and they would send me a new one, 1 month later the same thing happened so I contacted customer service again and asked them if they sent me a refurbished one and they said yes, I stated that when I bought it I purchased a new one not a refurb.

With Kobo, every page of every book has a pulse — an indicator of social engagement driven by who and how many people are reading, what they are saying, and what they are thinking.

The reviews I have read say the Kindle refreshes on average around every 12 pages (double that of the previous PW) whereas the Kobo Aura is every chapter.

On the description page for the Kobo Aura Edition 2 it doesn't say anything about built - in OverDrive support; it's only mentioned on the Aura One page.

Interestingly, Kobo says they've been working with E Ink to reduce how often the page needs to refresh, thus lessening the frequency of page refreshes on the Aura's screen, but they are not using E Ink's new upcoming screen tech that is supposed to be an upgrade from Pearl.

Inside, the Kobo has an updated processor - the Freescale i.MX508 - which the company says boosts the speed of page turns, and it has 1 GB of internal storage and a microSD card slot of up to 32 GB of removable storage.

Instead of the usual shopfront, visitors to the Smith site were greeted by a holding page featuring a statement from the business saying «a number of unacceptable titles were appearing on our website through the Kobo website that has an automated feed to ours».

Kobo says the Aura's 1 GHz processor is 20 percent faster than others on the market, but I didn't find the page turns noticeably faster when compared to other new e-readers.

Kobo says running with the bigger screen allows for larger fonts and wider text spacing, as well as cutting down on page turns.

Michael Tamblyn, president and chief content officer of Canada's Kobo e-book platform, said that a further challenge to publishers was that e-books, which record people moving on to the next page, were throwing up «monumental data» about how people read.