Sentences with phrase «font boldness»

On the all - new Kindle Oasis, as well as current releases of Kindle reader on iOS, FireOS, and Android, customers can choose from a number of font boldness options, incresing the weight of any font used within the Kindle e-book.

Not exact matches

Amazon released an update weeks ago that added the same font and boldness options as the 2017 model.

Besides brightness, users can tweak the size and boldness of the text, and there are also fonts to choose from namely, Amazon Ember and Amazon Ember Bold.

I wouldn't hold out too much hope for more boldness in fonts from Amazon.

The best thing would be to add a boldness slider so that customers could fine tune the fonts however they want, like Kobo does with their ereaders, but I just don't see Amazon ever going that far.

It allows you to adjust the boldness of the font, the weight and a number of other options.

If I have a book in both hard copy and in e-book, the e-book wins out because in most cases I can select a font for size and / or boldness that is easier for me to read than the font in a hard copy.

If you love reading e-books there is more font sizes than ever before — and five levels of boldness — for whichever font you choose to read with.

More options than ever before to personalize your ideal reading settings with font sizes, additional boldness levels, left - aligned (ragged right) text, and new accessibility features.

You can adjust the boldness of the text with Kobo's preloaded fonts, plus you can sideload your own fonts.

Unlike the Kindle, you can sideload fonts, adjust the boldness of the text, and set text alignment to left or fully justified.

As to boldness of the fonts you can adjust the boldness under the font and page lining ad margin settings beneath the font choice (Georgia for example) you'll see choices, it's defaulted to «Regular» tap the down arrow and choose thicker, works well.

The user interface is clunky and slow, and there's no way to adjust the boldness on embedded or sideloaded fonts.

It doesn't matter how much better the Kindle software is and how much more polished it is if the lighting is off and the fonts are frail and terrible with no boldness and weight adjustment.

These fonts convey boldness, drama, and importance.

Now we should all complain that we want more font options and a boldness setting.

You now have ten fonts with five levels of boldness to choose from.

This was mentioned in the press release, and I thought it might get added to other Kindles with the latest update that added new boldness settings and more font sizes, but it wasn't included in the update so I guess it's going to be exclusive to the new Oasis, at least for now.

As mentioned in just about every Kobo vs Kindle comparisons review that I've done, one of the biggest differences with Kobo's software is they offer more font choices and font sizes, with a custom boldness slider, and they offer more layout tools and you can sideload TTF and OTF fonts.

The Kindle Oasis offers 14 font sizes to choose from with five levels of boldness settings.

Read books your way — more options than ever before to personalize your ideal reading settings with font sizes, additional boldness levels, and new accessibility features

Also it would've been nice if you done the review without The boldness on the font to see how the contrast is on the oasis because that's the biggest gripe right now, the lack of contrast.

Other Kindles from the Paperwhite 2 and newer will be getting the new font choices and boldness settings as well in a software update that's going to start rolling out today.

We got a larger screen, audiobook support, more storage space, waterproofing, better font choices with boldness options, and a lower price.

Amazon has also increased the number of customisation options available on the Oasis, including more type faces, a greater level of boldness gradation and font sizes and the ability to left - align text to better match the design of paper books.

Amazon has added six extra font size levels, meanwhile, in addition to five levels of boldness.

What it really does is control the weight (boldness) of the font.

Adjusting the size and boldness of a font can break up heavy paragraphs to make it more appealing and, of course, to emphasize important points.