Sentences with phrase «read mobipocket»

Note: While Kindle devices can still read the Mobipocket format, it has been replaced in the eBook market by Kindle Format 8.

I have a ton of mobipocket books, and if I am not going to be able to read my mobipocket books on my ebook reader, I'm not going to buy the kindle or buy kindle books, that's for sure.

Not exact matches

A company called Mobipocket used to dominate the mobile book reading software space on regular old phones and PDAs; but they were bought by Amazon which has its own Kindle software for iPhones now.

I started reading eBooks on my Nokia phone some years ago when I got an introductory offer for 2 Michael Connelly Novels (Harry Bosch Series) from Mobipocket (subsequently bought by Amazon in 2005).

MobiPocket books can be read on desktop platforms, mobile platforms and the Amazon Kindle e-book reader.

EPUB files can be read by MobiPocket, Adobe Digital Editions, FBReader, Stanza, the Sony Reader, and many other readers and applications.

Also are there any plans to allow Mobipocket format so that people with Kindle, PDAs and other Mobi - based ereaders can read them?

By using third - party programs such as Calibre, unencrypted Mobipocket books can also be read on Mac OS X, the iPhone, Android devices and Linux.

It reads a wide array of e-book formats such as ePub, fb2, plucker, Non-DRM'd version of Mobipocket and others.

The first Kindle could read unprotected Mobipocket files (MOBI, PRC), plain text files (TXT), Topaz format books (TPZ) and Amazon's AZW format.

As its name suggests, MobiPocket Reader reads books in the mobi format, not ePub format.

The formatting of MobiPocket is better than the above mentioned tools and has an option to zoom into the book, useful for those who want to read the tiny text on the book.

MOBI format is portable with Mobipocket Reading software which works well with smartphones and personal assistant devices (PDAs).

It will easily read CHM, DJVU, DOC, DOCX, EPUB, FB2, FB2.ZIP, HTML, PDF, PRC (Mobipocket), RTF, TCR, TXT formats.

Black text on white background is really hard to read in low light... Looks like I am stuck with Mobipocket

-- There's a list of links to terms used in the book at the end that really should have been hyperlinks to locations in the document (Publisher)-- There are internal links that should have been hyperlinks instead of plain text (publisher)-- I was able to read and add annotations to the book on my PDA but when I went to sync with my computer through Mobipocket Reader I was not allowed to open the book — said I did not have the credentials to open it.

When I checked it out, I discovered the Mobile Gabriel feature that includes Kindle - friendly MobiPocket files, including this one for September's readings.

Among the items on her 55 pages of Home screen are the following: Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar...: Understanding Philosophy Through Jokes by Daniel Klein, «Shade» a short story by Stephen Gould available for free download in Kindle format (Mobipocket) from Tor, Reading the OED: One Man, One Year, 2,730 Pages by Ammon Shea, and subscriptions to Time, Asimov's Science Fiction, Ellery Queen's Mystery Magazine and the blog TVNewser.

Via Smashwords Freaks in The City is available in formats that can be read on pretty much every eReader device imaginable, including mobi for Kindle or the older MobiPocket Readers.

There are no eReaders that support CHM straight off (out of the main ones)-- MobiPocket Reader can read CHM and convert it into Mobi (which Kindle supports).

The downloads are DRM - free Mobipocket files, which can be uploaded to an Amazon Kindle using the USB cable or via e-mail, or they can also be read on your PC or any other Mobipocket - supported device.

When you upload a Word document, PDF, or HTML file to the Digital Text Platform (DTP), the system runs Mobigen (the command - line version of Mobipocket Creator) on the file and generates a PRC / MOBI / AZW file that can be read on the Kindle.

That function was apparently included in the days when Mobipocket books were being read on small Palm - like devices that could not handle large, high - quality images or large file sizes.

You feel pain if you want to read DRM Mobipocket on e-reader, DRM protection prevent you to read it on other ereader device, but it is pretty easy to remove DRM from Mobipocket.

The Baen Free Library is available in the following formats: HTML and RTF for reading on your computer, Microsoft Reader for PCs and Pocket PC devices, Mobipocket Reader for Windows CE, Palm, and Psion devices, and Rocket eBook for Rocket eBook devices.

They did the same thing with Stanza (a once popular ebook reading app) and Mobipocket (a once popular ebook store).

After reading this article and the comments it is still not clear to me if I will be able to read PROTECTED files supplied by, for example, libraries on Kindle, such as MobiPocket's DRM (PRC) or Adobe's DRM (Epub and PDF).

You can download Adobe Reader, MS Reader, Stanza, Mobipocket, eReader, and a host of other reading software programs at no cost.

both from Amazon and embedded on ePub Library editions, Calibre, e-book converter (this is where it gets sketchy) mobipocket - to - kindle - format - converter... Geez Nathan... I'm not trying to make Moonshine here... I'm just trying to allow my Mom to read a Library book, electronically, on her soon - to - come Kindle 3 - 3G, that she would otherwise be able to do effortlessly....

It also had the ability to read secure Mobipocket books.

The Kindle uses Amazon's proprietary AZW format, but can read unprotected Mobipocket e-books, HTML, Word documents and plain text -LRB-.

Or if you'd prefer the reader to read secured MOBI files you can install firmware for that too, but note that the device can not support both Adobe and Mobipocket at the same time; it's either or.

Stanza can export to MobiPocket, enabling the use of the MobiPocket Reader to read your exported ebooks on your Blackberry, Pocket PC, Palm OS, and many other mobile devices.

If my current ebooks were DRM free, I could write a script to convert all of them to Mobipocket and read them on the Kindle but with the exception of the books from BAEN, most of my titles are protected.

Kindle is happy to read DRM - free Mobipocket format files.

This is a device that won't read the 1000 + ebooks that I already own; I can't read books encrypted for the Kindle on my other devices; Amazon has already abandoned my digital library once — they may be on the way to discontinuing mobipocket support leaving me with a second set of dead files; the thought of my bookmarks and annotations stored on their servers while they extract statistical data is disquieting; Amazon's clout with publishers and pricing strategies may not leave them open to anti-trust suits but they are having a negative impact on etitles available to me.

As previously stated, no DRM» ed or locked Mobipocket can be read on the Kindle even though the Kindle's format is a super proprietary form of Mobipocket.

mobi (mobipocket) type of a digital file format, which can be read on Kindle ereaders.

I wanted 2 things — the ability to read my existing mobipocket files and the ability to read titles purchased for the Kindle on my other devices.

We generate eBooks compatible for accessing across various reading systems and platforms such as: Apple iPad, Sony, Amazon Kindle / Mobipocket Readers, Barnes and Noble's Nook, and various smartphones such as iPhones, Android based devices and Blackberry's etc..

When I read this — I was confused — «Amazon currently sells ebooks only through the Mobipocket store thereby circumventing digital warehouser, Lightning Source.»

AZW supports DRM (unfortunately) and is built around the Mobipocket format — though, confusingly, DRM - protected Mobipocket files can not be read on the Kindle, because they're not exactly one and the same.

Mobipocket is a French company that developed its eBook creation and reading software when eBooks were still in their infancy, and managed to flourish in the nascent market, eventually being purchased by Amazon in 2005.

I use a Toshiba E805 PocketPC with VGA (640x480) to read books with either EReader.com's free reader or Mobipocket.

I only get Mobipocket now if it's a freebie, as I have to strip the DRM and maybe convert it to read it, since Amazon hasn't yet done a Mobi reader for iPhone, and I suspect they aren't planning, since they think it will raise Kindle sales.

There are three formats your Kindle will read: azw, Mobipocket -LRB-.

If you buy an eReader or Mobipocket, there is no limitation on devices you can read an ebook on so long as you enter in the correct unlock code.