Sentences with phrase «ereading apps from»

Amazon offers a number of ePub ereading apps from their own Android Appstore, in fact.

They only have to download the eReading app from the Apple app shop or the Android Market site.

It's easy to assume that because the Tab has access to the full Android Market and eReader apps from most major eBook sellers — Google Books, Kindle, Kobo, Nook, and Sony, plus Aldiko for indie eBooks — it's the better choice.

I have ereader apps from Amazon, Google, and Nook with access to all my ebooks.

However as we've already seen, Apple wouldn't go as far as removing a popular eReader apps from their app store anyway since it would accomplish nothing and hurt everyone (including Apple).

Not exact matches

Patrons can view content on a 3M eReader that they check out from the library, or can access the system on their own devices with an easy - to - install app (currently available on Android and iOS platforms).

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.

Once you've found the eBook you want, click buy and, after the payment has been processed, the eBook will be downloaded to your library where it can be accessed from your Kobo Aura HD and any of our free Kobo eReading apps!

Clippings.io — This works with the Kindle's «My Clippings.txt» file for Kindle ereaders, and there's also a Google Chrome Extension that can be used to import Kindle notes and highlights from Kindle apps for iOS, Android, and Windows.

I've heard it is easy to do from the Apple Kindle app, and not sure on epub ereaders like Kobo and whatnot.

These include a rustic default theme (which reminded us of an Andrew Wyeth painting), the Lenovo Launcher - a widget that allows you to launch your e - mail / browser / eReader / media player, the ability to close apps from the layers menu, and the App Wheel - a rotatable widget with thumbnail shortcuts to your six favorite apps.

From syncing your books across devices to purchasing from a variety of retail partners, it's a pretty compelling proposition for relatively uninformed book lovers who've not yet made the switch to ebooks and have presumably not heard of a little company called Amazon and their newfangled Kindle ereader and related aFrom syncing your books across devices to purchasing from a variety of retail partners, it's a pretty compelling proposition for relatively uninformed book lovers who've not yet made the switch to ebooks and have presumably not heard of a little company called Amazon and their newfangled Kindle ereader and related afrom a variety of retail partners, it's a pretty compelling proposition for relatively uninformed book lovers who've not yet made the switch to ebooks and have presumably not heard of a little company called Amazon and their newfangled Kindle ereader and related apps.

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.

From the pre-installed Amazon Kindle eReader to full Amazon app integration and Flash 10.1 support, our new ViewBook 730 enables consumers to do all the fun things that they want to do on a tablet without the added cost for features they don't need.»

However, I have found the ability to utilize the Android APK applications — from application stores like Good eReader, including the Starbucks app — as you mention, has really made the BB10 OS device much more usable to me.

They have a wishlist on their desktop app for Mac, but that wishlist doesn't exist on any other platform I know of (iOS, their main website, and their online eReader - site), and you can only add books to it from the main screen of the desktop app for some reason, but not when you look at the page of a specific book.

The same can of course be accomplished using the Foyles eReading app as well which is a free download from iTunes or Play Store.

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As well as free EPUB books, I have several eReader reviews and also a resource page where you can find places to buy EPUB ebooks from (none work directly in iBooks but may do via 3rd party apps).

By using this eReader Android app, you can translate the text from one language to another.

I don't know how smoothly one can go from Android apps to the Nook ereader on a Nook Color... but I have a rooted Nook Touch, and the process is clumsy.

While we assume that most readers buying the files from our website (which provides Laura and us with greater revenue) will have the technical nous to install the relevant ereading apps etc, we may need to provide some generic instructions for subscribers about downloading files to the different platforms, how to install Kindle and iBook apps, ADE, etc..

All the books availed from the Borders eBook store will also compatible with any of the Borders eReader apps as also with devices like the Kobo e-reader.

I think it is simply that the Android app is quite different from the native Kindle software, and is no doubt designed to be used by much more powerful hardware than the typical ereader.

Amazon purposely removes certain apps, such as other ereading apps, from the Appstore because they don't want you to use them on the Kindle Fire (you can sideload them anyway)

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.

Kindle for Android will do Mobipocket files if they are DRM free and there is also an eReader app (beta) available from the eReader website that works with eReader DRM'd files from both Fictionwise and eReader.com

For example, like the Kindle app, BN eReader dumps you out into Safari when you want to find more books to buy from Barnes & Noble.

In terms of competition, Stanza is a more refined and feature - rich eReader app but Bluefire shines with its ability to read those Adobe DRM - encrypted ebooks bought from anywhere.

I'm convinced that, if a solo developer found a way to implement one a specialised ereader that was useful and valuable to readers, they'd be able to make a decent living from said app.

Built on an open platform, Kobo Touch allows consumers to read eBooks from other stores that use the ePub format — plus read PDF documents and books on a growing number of Kobo eReaders and apps.

Scholastic's teacher - favorited ereading app Storia, designed for use on tablets, PCs, mobile devices, and more, contains thousands of titles for readers of all ages, but now will feature something that is sure to earn even greater teacher approval: non-fiction titles from UK - based publisher Arcturus.

Instructions should state to download the good ereader apps to your PC, not to the playbook from the playbook browser.

The odd thing is you can't borrow or read ebooks from KOLL using a web browser or Kindle reading app; you have to use a Kindle ereader, a Fire tablet or a Fire phone.

That being said, the inkBook still suffers from the same kind of issues that all Android ereaders suffer from: most 3rd party apps don't work well because they aren't designed for E Ink screens; battery life isn't as good as non-Android ereaders; the page buttons only work with a few apps; and the Android software is less - optimized than what you get on Kindles and Kobos, and it lacks some features that they offer.

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Kindle app is different from Kindle eReaders, so don't mix these two things.

It did not take too long for Kobo to announce their eReading app for Windows 8, making Kobo one of the first ebook retailers to come up with an app of theirs, where one can download it from the Windows Store.

Bluefire is one of the most popular ereading apps for the iPad and iPhone, and now that it has come to Android, readers have another option for reading Adobe DRM ebooks, including free ebooks downloaded from libraries.

This «app» has been created by a computer programmer and allows the user to read your book with it's own eBook reader included as either part of the application itself, or perhaps it may be grouped together with a customized eReader «reader» application from a vendor other than Apple.

The companies behind eReader apps for the iPad and iPhone must have been told the new rules were finally to be enforced, and major changes were noticed this weekend by The Digital Reader that include the removal of Google Books from the iTunes App Store.

There is no official word from Google why the app has been removed, but TDR also noticed that most other eReader apps have been altered to deal with Apple's charges.

Pre-loaded apps include Aldiko (an eReader), Deezer, eBuddy (a universal messaging client), Quickpedia, Touiteur (a Twitter app), and World Newspapers (RSS feeds from just about every periodical you can think of).

The Kindle's X-Ray feature is an excellent differentiator from other eReader apps.

It is a FREE application so it can't hurt to try it out and you may just discover that you can replace all the various ereader applications on your iPad, with the exception of the Amazon Kindle app, while also now having the capability to check out free ebooks from your local public library.

And those without an eReader could still access it if they wish via free apps from any online eBook vendor of preference that will run on Windows, OSX, etc..

I have noted that is more common when installing from an ereader acquired through an «app» store instead from the e-book vendor's own site.

Having researched on the internet, he can download the book instantly from trustworthy sources and read it virtually on any devices whether they be personal computer or smartphone that has eReading apps.

It is cheaper on release than either of the first two Kindle eReaders were, can open virtually any form of media, and runs apps from a well stocked Android App Store.

The included eReading app, iReader, doesn't come with any books preloaded and wouldn't recognize the EPUB file of Jane Austen's Persuasion we downloaded from the Gutenberg Project.