Sentences with phrase «library on your ereader»

Why care about an overstocked library on your eReader since new titles will come along and the download button seems too feasible?

Not exact matches

«Many of our patrons have asked for one - on - one assistance to help them use their eReaders with the library's growing catalog of downloadables.

The Buffalo & Erie County Public Library System is offering six hands - on eReader informational computer labs in addition to all of the regular computer training classes scheduled in libraries this spring and summer.

According to the press release on the launch of this child - safe library environment, «The eReading Room is a safe environment for children, independent of the larger digital collection, yet easily accessible and fully integrated — seamlessly working with your existing catalog.

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.

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).

Used by many of the country's top public, K - 12 school and academic libraries, Axis 360 offers a fully accessible platform for library users to find, check out and read digital titles on their phones, tablets and ereader devices.

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.

The service promises access to 600,000 books in the Kindle reading library that members can read on their Kindle ereaders and tablets, iOS and Android devices and on Windows and Mac desktops and laptops.

With very little effort and a willingness to store your ebooks on your own computer (where you can back it up at will), it's not at all difficult to maintain am ebook library that can be placed on any ereader you own.

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.

The company also introducing Dropbox integration, a service which allows you to easily update your eReader's library by automatically synchronizing the files available on your Dropbox account, no wires or software needed.

Granted, an eInk ereader device will work well in school libraries where as you can load up titles on devices and loan the device.

Before buying an eReader you might want to check that the Project Gutenberg library is available to get you started on the path to building your own collection for free.

You can now open the application on your phone, but in order to get your custom ebook into the eReader library you need to do a few more things.

Customers can use Barnes & Noble's free eReading software to access and read books from their personal Barnes & Noble digital library on devices including iPad ™, iPhone ®, iPod touch ®, Android ™ smartphones and tablets BlackBerry ®, PC and Mac ®.

Unless they allow other ereader apps on the Kindle Fire they risk alienating owners who own libraries of digital content in other formats than what the Kindle Fire supports....

«Partnering with leading bookseller in France, FNAC, brings Kobo closer to our vision of delivering the best eReading experience to more readers, on any device, in more countries around the world,» said Michael Serbinis, CEO, Kobo, Inc. «We believe our launch into France as well as our upcoming entries into Spain, Italy and the Netherlands will be embraced by the European eReading community, as people start eReading, building their lifetime digital libraries, and reading freely across multiple devices.»

«Partnering with leading bookseller in France, FNAC, brings Kobo closer to our vision of delivering the best eReading experience to more readers, on any device, in more countries around the world,» said Michael Serbinis, CEO of Kobo, Inc. «We believe our launch into France as well as our upcoming entries into Spain, Italy and the Netherlands will be embraced by the European eReading community, as people start eReading, building their lifetime digital libraries, and reading freely across multiple devices.»

Customers can use Barnes & Noble's free eReading software to access and read books from their personal Barnes & Noble digital library on devices including iPad (TM), iPhone (R), iPod touch (R), Android (TM) smartphones and tablets BlackBerry (R), PC and Mac (R).

Drag books from the library to your eReader icon and drop them when the circle on the lower right of the icon turns green and shows a «+» sign.

Many libraries even offer electronic borrowing via an eReading device or an application on your computer.

With Kobo, customers can build their lifetime libraries as they choose and read on multiple devices by downloading a free Kobo eReading app at www.kobo.com.

I've just added a few free ebooks to my library and I've synced my ereader half a dozen times, the titles show in my library on the site but they're not on my ereader.

It sure is nice to have ebooks from a library to read on tablets and ereaders though.

«The high growth of the eReading market and the rapidly rising sales of smart phones and tablets, show that libraries are right to embrace new technologies to capitalize on these trends.

I personally would love for Kobo to improve library management on these apps so that they match an eReader.

The only possibility is that lots of people buy eReaders on their own and use libraries for just eBooks.

Most ereaders support library books but the process is easiest on the Aura One because it doesn't require using a second device.

Plus, the way a library is organized on an ereader can be with a cover thumbnail.

Ebooks are even more long - lasting than on - demand print — primarily because the manufacturers of ereaders [basically Kindle, iBooks, Nook, and Kobo] need a huge library to be available for their customers.

One of the biggest draws and selling points of Adobe DRM - supporting ereaders, especially the Sony Readers, is that you can checkout ebooks for free from your local library to read on them.

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.

There may be a couple of these under the Christmas tree this year as my daughters enjoy reading and could check out local library books for free to enjoy on the Kobo eReader.

I wonder if older gen ereaders will get Page Flip software updates, and if this will be available on Overdrive library ebooks.

Thanks to the entirely revised library on your tolino eReader you no longer need to worry about that.

This workshop will offer publishers many tips on ways to better manage metadata for stronger discovery within ebook library platforms, online retailers, and dedicated ereader stores.

Unlike the past when people complained that they did not have enough libraries, residents might not be willing to invest their money on eReaders in today's current economic climate.

As the price of ereaders continues to drop, as more and more people use smartphones instead of landlines, reading on a mobile device is going to penetrate even more of every library's service population.

The email I received from a colleague who had given her 95 year old mother a Nook and was requesting the loan period on ebooks be increased to 28 days because her mom couldn't finish a book in less than that (and 28 days is the standard loan period for a print book at that library) told me that ereaders were in the hands of a population that no one expected.

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

I work in a UK public library and deal with daily customer queries about which ereading devices they should buy, on the basis of which ereaders offer most flexibility and choice regarding ebooks.

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

If you want to borrow eBooks from a public lending library, you can easily do so using the integrated web browser on your tolino eReader.

OverDrive is currently the only library ebook distributor that enables patrons to check out books on Kindle's dedicated ereaders (in addition to other platforms) and many librarians were pleased by Penguin's decision to allow simplified Kindle downloading.

According to the company, the Reader Wi - Fi will also be the first eReader to offer wireless connectivity to the public library system in Canada via a dedicated icon on the device.

I love it that I can carry a library of books around on my Kindle eReader.

borrows the eBook, the eBook will stay in Patron's possession either on web library or in the eReader App for the set duration, whereby the eBook will self - delete once it expires.

All over the country, libraries are offering classes on how to use eReaders (the Darien Library is holding one at the perfect time; the day after Christmas).

By representing a large number of libraries, consortia like eRead Illinois have the opportunity to innovate on behalf of libraries.