Sentences with phrase «books on your ereader»

I do not like books on eReaders either.

If you read this book on an eReader, how do you think it affected your experience?

My form was mostly geared to making sure that any applicants had the technical ability to load books on their ereading devices, although I plan on sending them the ARCs via InstaFreebie (and InstaFreebie offers tech support).

One of the original limitations of eBooks was after the purchaser finished reading the book on their eReader, the electronic version couldn't be passed on and shared with a friend.

Well people definitely want to read the last book on their ereaders and tablets for sure... I guess his wife does not have a full understanding that many people these days have converted to using digital full time.

I want to be able to sync my notes from the computer to my books on the ereader.

IE: for example, if you are fortunate enough to ever get your book on your ereader, then half the time the cover doesn't come along with it.

Have you ever read a book on an ereader?

I am having the same problem and all the books on my ereader are now locked.

I haven't read a comic book on an ereader, except once and I gave up on it... The Kindle Readers are very difficult to work with... 6 ″ is way too small a screen, plus the delay to zoom in to read the dang thing just takes too much effort.

The profile of a reader and maker of comments on FaceBook seems to me to be different from that of the avid paperback reader (or inveterate peruser of books on their eReader).

(I don't like reading reference - type books on my ereader due to limited ability to jump around, my typical method of reading such books compared to linearly for novels.)

Will someone please advise me step by step as what to do as how to get books on my Ereader.

It's also easier to find books on an eReader; rather than walking around tracing fingers along spines, a flick of a finger will lead you to your destination.

My daughter has bought me the Ematic 7 ″ color for christmas, I've downloaded Adobe Digital Editions & the Kobo app, synced all books to the ereader however, when I try to open any of the books on the ereader, I get the error message, «file open fail» — Does anyone know how to fix this?

Making a recommendation was more difficult than you might expect, given that I am indie published myself, belong to a writer's group of 25 indie authors, and have copious amounts of indie books on my ereader.

Heck, make them show you the book on their ereader before you sign it... I actually made my own and took them to LibertyCon last year for all the ebooks I own.

There are several companies you can partner with to help get your books on the eReaders of those loyal library patrons.

I will also point out that one of the growing markets for ereaders is the 60 + generation who are turning to them because any book is a large print book on an ereader.

Faith Hunter is one of my favorite authors and I keep a library of her books on my ereader.

According to my friend and fellow self - published author, Helen Hanson, who originally told me about BF, «I've hosted my free book on my website, but I had to hand - hold several people a week who couldn't get the book on their ereader device.»

Certainly not reading a book on an eReader... while the battery would last for an hour or so... what then?

In fact, I tend to upload the books on my eReader way in advance.

I love Barnes and Nobles and have never read a book on an eReader or bought a book from Amazon.

I've read the book on my ereader and now in paperback.

Not exact matches

It's available on Fire Tablets (books, videos, apps), Kindle eReaders (books), and Android phones and tablets (books, videos).

But seriously I spent forty something dollars the last time I bought books and I will definitely be buying again soon... That is seriously about 1/4 the price of an ereader WASTED on real paper books....

Contact us to have your book or document specially formatted and published on Amazons Kindle bookstore, Apple's iBooks, Barnes & Noble's Nook, Sony eReader and other electronic book publishing platforms.

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.

I mean, the iPod / iPhone ereader Stanza was downloaded a million times last year and I can't for one second think about reading a book on a screen that small!

While the company's most recent earnings, posted on Tuesday, reported a 14 - percent drop in net income, revenue from both its eReaders and its digital offerings rose 38 percent, while traditional book sales rose a mere 4 percent in comparison.

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.

There's also the question of health and age privilege; consider for example the oft - quoted scenario of a nearsighted person who finds that reading on an ereading device, and therefore being able to adjust the font size to something comfortable for them, means they can suddenly read a lot more easily than they can a print book.

So, the reason for buying an ebook even if it's available to borrow from the library is the same reason you would want to buy a print book rather than check it out — you want to re-read it or you want to have your copy — whether physically on the bookshelf in your home or on the shelf of your ereader.

Amazon have now reduced the price on most of her books to match Kobo, but the ideal would probably be to have an Androd ereader that can handle both.

It's so gratifying to get messages from these newly - migrated customers who are so relieved that their books aren't going away, who get to upgrade to newer, better ereaders, who were stuck on apps that hadn't been updated in years and now get to see how mobile reading has jumped forward.

Since you can really only read Kindle books on the Kindle (unless I have missed something) people will go to who has the most robust library when purchasing an ereader.

But I'm doing a Kindle Countdown Deal once a month; I'm promoting it on either BookBub, Ereader News Today, or Kindle Books and Tips.

You can also upload excerpts of your book that can be read in our ereader and on our iPhone / iPad app.

I have the Kobo and Kindle apps on my iPhone and iPad (which has replaced my old eReader), and that helps me sort out which books I want to read first.

Ask your social circle who has what ereaders and who can sanity check your book for you on them.

In his annual program session on current ereaders, Keith Fahlgren of Threepress Consulting noted that while «the first Kindle didn't really offer that much more than a paper book,» there is much more to come in the form of networks of ereaders.

It did seem a bit strange to turn on the iPad to read the book, and of course remembering to plug the eReader in to recharge.

All our books are DRM free and can be read on just about any ereader, tablet, smartphone or laptop.

Instead of contacting individual reviewers and bloggers, we'll add your book to NetGalley, an online database where thousands of reviewers, as well as librarians, educators, media professionals, and booksellers, have the ability to request a digital copy to read and review on their ereading device.

What's even more delightful than the app's arrival on Android tablets is the various customization and tweaks that you can avail to enhance your eReading experience on a tablet.The app's homescreen now utilizes the large working area of your tablet, and presents you with a Holo - theme like dual - pane interfacewhere all the downloaded and recommended Aldiko books are presented on a bookshelf at the right hand side, whereas the left pane displays a dedicated Aldiko menu.

We don't see words on a page, like you do; instead, we see long lines of code that correspond with how your book will look on an ereader.

Ebook: A book composed in — or converted to — digital format for display on a computer screen or handheld ereading device

More and more people are reading books electronically, on computers, on mobile phones, and on dedicated ereading devices.

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