Sentences with phrase «other ereading apps»

There are no other ereading apps available yet.

You can't even use the Amazon appstore to download and install things like alternate web browsers or other ereading apps, except OverDrive, because Amazon is so controlling that they hide them from appearing on Fire tablets, even though many are offered in Amazon's appstore using other devices.

And that's not a dig on the Vox's processor because other ereading apps are as fast as they usually are.

In portrait mode I see a single «page» but in portrait view I see two pages side by side — just like a book, and like most of the other ereading apps.

The Nook Touch and Sony PRS - T1 and T2 all run Android and they can be hacked to install other ereading apps and do all kinds of crazy things.

It also works to give other ereading apps like FBReader and Kindle partial page refresh.

It can install other ereading apps as well.

But the idea of being able to run Android apps on an E Ink ereader is very tempting, especially other ereading apps.

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)

Don't get me wrong, the Nook is a nice ebook reader and I especially like the GlowLight Nook, but it is fairly limited in functionality unless rooted, which opens it up to install Android apps, including other ereading apps like Kindle and Kobo.

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....

I don't know anyone who reads ebooks that do it on a ereader...... I know tons of people who have the Kindle app as well as other ereader apps on their phones and tablets....

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.

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

Tim Carmody at Wired makes a very good point about how quickly Kindle Apps and other eReader apps have spread --

You can still read books by installing the Android Market and downloading the NOOK app, Kindle app, or other eReader app.

Not exact matches

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.

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.

I'll be adding the ebook to other distribution platforms such as Kobo and Smashwords shortly, but if you'd like to read it now and don't have an ereader, simply download the free Kindle app to the electronic device of your choice (phone, tablet, PC, etc).

All Amazon Kindle products and apps only read MOBI files, while iPad, Nook, and most other ereaders recognize EPUB files.

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.

But now you have the option to install Android apps, including a number of ereading apps, news apps, web browsers, note apps, and other utilities.

Instead of calling it the «eReader» app for Android, as B&N refers to all their other apps, they've decided to call it Nook for Android.

One of the main advantages the InkBook Prime has over other Android ereaders is the fact that the Kindle for Android app actually works pretty well.

The app connects to a variety of online sources for free and paid books, and can read other books in non-DRM-protected ePub, eReader, PDF, Comic Book Archive, and DjVu formats.

The default reading app that comes with the InkBook Prime works well but it's fairly basic compared to other apps and ereaders.

If you're interested in social recommendations, 3G, apps, or any of the other bonus features found on the Nook and Kindle, it's best to go with one of those, obviously, but the totally uncluttered and ultra-simple operation of the Kobo eReader Touch Edition makes it a perfectly good choice for an e-reading novice or purist.

Then you are allowed to download it to any capable ereader that you set up to have access to your B&N account such as the PDN, Nook, or any other Android device with the Nook app.

These include an eReader app called Blio and Bulletin Board which is a Toshiba program that aims to act as a one - stop portal that will provide access to a calender, the documents and pictures that have been in use along with other frequently - used applications.

but honestly... I don't know what I would really do with one (other than the two apps I've already mentioned) One of which (kindle) probably doesn't run as well as the native Kindle ereader.

In the end, the Kindle Fire as an ereader is hardly any different than any other Android tablet with the regular Kindle for Android app installed.

Reading Life is one of three unique components of the Kobo social - reading experience, the others being the Kobo eReading App and Kobo Pulse.

Both versions of this now - universal app perform quite capably as competitors to the other big e-readers on the market — Amazon's Kindle app and Barnes & Noble's BN eReader.

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.

And somehow I don't see the other major players, like Kobo and B&N, allowing Amazon apps on their eReaders... And I know that they also try to lock you into their ecosystems, but rather then doing so with proprietary formats, they use DRM's.

Some people like having an Android device for more forms or ereading, like RSS feeds, comics, web browsing (the Kindle's browser is dreadful), integrating with Dropbox, a choice of a bunch of different ePub apps, etc, and others just prefer to read Kindle ebooks, in which case the Kindle has the advantage.

With each «buy direct» purchase, you get both a mobi file (for the Kindle and Kindle apps) and an EPUB file (for most other ereading devices and ereading apps).

The Disney Books are also available in EPUB and PDF formats for ereaders, tablets, phones, and other portable devices using OverDrive's free apps.

With eReaders the first app store that gains traction is going to destroy every other eReader.

Ereading, Games, Multimedia, and Social — each of these icons look just like any other app icon.

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.

Couple that with the lightweight design and all the ereading apps available in the Google Play store, this is going to be one formidable tablet for ereading, let alone all the other features it has.

On other apps, parts of the gray bar are taken up with context - specific buttons such as a font and table of contents buttons in the eReader.

The iBooks application is great for those who want to use their iPad as an eReader, but there are many other great iPad apps out there that should be installed on almost every iPad.

Like many other eReaders and their associated Android app, Google Books will keep track of what you are reading and what page you last read.

In terms of eReading system, the similar interface has been seen before in other apps I have used but that is not all.

With the Google «Books» app now available as a free download in the Android market, its time to see how well it stands up against the other Android eReaders.

I think Amazon would be wise to continue to emphasize the literary aspect, though; if they highlight their «apps» (even after they have more of them), they couldn't possibly compete on that front with the iPad (they could compete with other eReaders, of course, but the iPad would be the first thought in everyone's minds the moment they hear the word «app» or «game»).

Smashwords ebooks are now distributed via multiple online channels, including Smashwords.com, Stanza (the e-reading app used by 2 million + people on the iPhone / iPod Touch), Aldiko (for Google Android phones) and soon, the Barnes & Noble network (Barnesandnoble.com, Fictionwise, Ereader app, others).

Once you checkout a book on your Kobo ereader, it will show up on your other OverDrive apps and Kobo ereaders as well when synced.