Sentences with phrase «just about any ereader»

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

In our tests, layout and formatting were retained very well and the multi-touch screen makes viewing them far more enjoyable than just about any ereader we've tested.

I've had just about every ereader / tablet out there, and prefer android.

Not exact matches

I hope you're listening Barnes and Noble because if you want to be a true competitor in the ebook market, it isn't JUST about creating an ereader that can go neck and neck with the Kindle (and I am a very happy Nook owner).

At yesterday's IDPF event, BiblioBoard's Mitchell Davis sat down with Good eReader to talk about the new feature that was just launched with Library Journal that will offer libraries a way to feel confident about including self - published ebooks in their lending catalogs.

If your finances are an issue, you'll want to think seriously about the dedicated ereaders just because they'll be significantly cheaper than an iPad or any smartphone that's also capable of reading books.

when you think about it, ereader sales slowing down as people keep them, switch to tablets with kindle or ecaliber software on them would likely be the answer, the real baseline is, are they selling just as many ebooks?

So right now you can read the entire trilogy for just over about five bucks on your favorite ereader!

I would personally recommend the Nook Color as both a color ereader and Android tablet; I've been using mine just about every day.

They just don't care hardly at all about any other forms of ereading on their E Ink devices.

I would love to give this to my father, who was asking me about ereaders just the other day.

You read about someone having thousands of book on his or her device (ereader, smartphone, whatever), and it is obvious this is not someone reading them, they are just hoarding.

Customer services was unable to help, passed me between 4 different representatives who had no idea what had been discussed with the previous ones, ignored half of what I told them, seemed to have no technical knowledge about the eReader and just kept repeating solutions from their troubleshooting guide which I had to keep telling them I couldn't perform because the device was stuck on the loading screen.

The great thing about Manybooks is that they have just about every format you could ever need, formatted for mobile devices and ereaders.

I have had the ereader for about two months it works fine, just bought a protective sleeve for it 2 days ago and now it does not work wondering if it has any thing to do with the magnet that keeps case close although this was purchased at a Border store for the Kobo.

i may just finish my remaining books on my laptop and forget about an ereader for a while.

(started with a Cassiopeia E-100) I have been using android devices for about a year, and have tried out just about every free ereader app, and so far I have been the most satisfied with Moon + Reader.

My Novel does not have «About Pandigital Novel» in the settings section, just a «About eReader».

Meanwhile the Kindle is old news as they don't seem to care much about developing new Kindle ereaders anymore, and even when they do it's just the same device in a different shell.

It's just a shame about large screen ereaders.

But you won't because its not that simple to just take your Amazon stuff with you, which is the most annoying thing about the Ereader market.

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).

I just wanted to see what TKW readers think about the latest ereader to become available.

People have been complaining about the price of dedicated ebook readers for years and the new Kobo eReader brings quite a bit to the table for just $ 149.

Ereaders are outselling tablets by 50 % and tablets are selling about 40,000 per day... So we have just over a 60 thousand ereaders sold per day (GlEreaders are outselling tablets by 50 % and tablets are selling about 40,000 per day... So we have just over a 60 thousand ereaders sold per day (Glereaders sold per day (Globally).

When Eliana Littos received her first eReader as a gift, she hardly watches TV shows and sometimes forget about them just to read every day.

Just one year ago, there wasn't much to get excited about in the realm of eReaders.

Physically the eReader is 120 mm x 184 mm x 10 mm thick and weighs about 8 ounces, just slightly more than an average book.

n the one hand Sony is in retreat in more areas than just ereading so, what's so newsworthy about this but on the other the fact that one of the pioneers of digital books has called it a day and is effectively pulling out is notable.

The less expensive model is the Kobo Wireless Ereader, and it's just about $ 100.

and LEGALLY with just about every other ereader out there... aw, come on!

Hi, I just wanted to inform you about another free resource that might be helpful when in need to get a format compatible with your eReader.

Was just reading about some start - up that is drumming up total sales without disclosing actual profits and was reminded of what's going on with eReader and eBook Figures.

The bundles stylus can work with both screens, while the battery can provide its users with more than 16 hours of autonomy in eReader mode, using this as a tablet dropping the battery life to just about 6 hours.

Over a Third of eReaders Are Used Just Once Before Being Set Aside — According to a customer survey undertaken by CouponCodes4um.com, about 1/3 of readers who have a digital device only use it once.

It covers almost all formats for ereaders and nabs a lot of data about each book with ISBN numbers or just the title of the book.

Last year I was a little disappointed with the Kindle Fire as an ereader because Amazon didn't include any features to separate it from the regular Kindle for Android app that can be installed on just about any Android tablet or phone.

Back then Kindle software 2.0.2 was just released, Amazon was being sued by Discovery Communications and Amazon itself was sending DMCA takedown notes to MobileRead.com, Fujitsu FLEPia was expected to take eReader market by storm with it's color eInk and first rumors about what would become 9.7 ″ Kindle DX surfaced.