Sentences with phrase «sideloading other»

If you want to sideload other PDF apps, here's a list of the Best PDF Android apps both free and paid.

Luckily you can sideload other reading apps such as Nook, Kobo, and Aldiko.

You can sideload other Android apps by dragging them over from your PC via a USB cable, but you can't get the Google Play store on this tablet without seriously hacking it.

You can sideload other ePub ebooks into the Nook app too.

Moreover, the owners of Android Froyo devices on AT&T will also be able to sideload any other apps other than the apps in Android market sources also.

You can sideload other apps too, such as Pandora and the other apps Amazon and B&N claim for their tablets.

Retro Games clearly knows that this is an issue and makes a big deal about the fact that you can sideload other titles onto the system.

Not exact matches

Do you have other tips on how to sideload stuff into Kindle for Android?

This is not true at all, you can easily sideload books from other vendors, including protected with ADEPT.

No word on whether we'll be seeing eBook readers from other companies turn up on the Appstore but in the meantime, consumers will have to resort to sideloading those apps on their Kindle Fire tablets if they wish to use them.

in case you have installed an Android custom ROM or you've applied any other modifications to its installed OS, then you should know that the «adb sideload» method is not going to work for your device.

In other words, sideloading content onto your Kindle doesn't get past the fact that a Kindle can't read EPUB format e-books.

There are others kindle versions out there which can be sideloaded and are more suited apparently but I ran out of patience.

Lately, I have gotten into web comics and other mediums that authors self - publish with DRM - Free editions that I can easily sideload using Comiczeal.

In this case an option to keep / re-install older firmwares without automatic updates would be helpful; — the option to save sideloaded books in the Kobo cloud (something other companies offer).

The first major disconnect between Barnes and Noble and their growing user base was December 21st 2011 when the company disabled the ability to sideload in apps from other Android markets.

Hmmm... I never thought of all these other reasons for sideloading.

Not to mention with Kobo you can sideload in your own fonts, and it reads EPUB, so you can buy e-books at other bookstores.

The first major disconnect between Barnes and Noble and their growing user base was December 21st 2011 when the company disabled the ability to sideload apps from other Android markets.

Otherwise every other app seems to work fine — you just need to sideload these...

At the bottom is a Mini-USB port for connecting the reader to a PC for sideloading books and other files.

If the prices are competitive, and they could be sideloaded easily on other eReaders, I would but them.

Other Kobos require sideloading library ebooks with a computer, which requires several extra steps.

The Nook does not have a browser that connects to other websites; one must connect to a computer to sideload free books.

You can now view PDF and PagePerfect Nook Book content, access sideloaded PDF and EPUB files, look up unfamiliar words and phrases from a full dictionary, and experience other quality enhancements.

You can sideload in all of your favorite titles you purchased from other retailers with full support for Adobe Digital Editions.

If it's like other Boyue readers w / Android 4; Google Play Services and Google Play can be sideloaded.

Indexing gets stuck, especially with sideloaded books, with no real way of fixing it — or even determining * which * book is stuck — other than deleting the books and trying again.

User interface needs polishing: carousel too ungainly for large libraries and images from sideloaded apps look terrible, no way to quickly jump between apps like other Android devices

OverDrive Support: All Kobo ereaders support OverDrive for getting free ebooks from public libraries, but only the Kobo Aura One has onboard support to download the books directly from the Kobo store; all other Kobo's require sideloading the ebooks using a computer.

The current generation of Kindle tablets allow you to load in your own apps and this would allow you to sideload in VPN or DNS services from websites other than Amazon.

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)

Amazon hides some of these apps from the Kindle Fire's appstore, but they can be sideloaded from other appstores and websites.

The only downside with apps from other sources is the images aren't designed to be as large as the Kindle's homescreen makes them, making sideloaded app icons look all pixelated and stretched.

Amazon's ebook selection, their support for PDF, sideloaded content and other software features are miles ahead of Kobo.

At the bottom is a Mini-USB port for connecting the reader to a Mac or PC for sideloading books and other files.

I had my Nook books and others on it and was sideloading my favorite apps as well as a launcher.

There's a good discussion on Amazon customer discussion here on this, and it mentioned some other ways of sideloading too:

It has also removed the ability for the Nook app to read sideloaded e-books from other sources.

, it's DRM - encumbered ebook format, the always - on ads, the lack of root, the lack of EPUB support, the inability to sideload books, and so many other proprietary, Big Brother problems.

My hubs was wrassling with his T1 the other day... we never did get it to work right on his comp; had to go thru a different computer and use Calibre to sideload some epub books he bought from a professional website.

Angry that you can't automatically tag sideloaded books on your Kindle through Calibre (or other library management sw; like you used to be able to do and still can do with Kobo)?

If you need more help, http://www.iuniverse.com/FAQs/Sideload-Your-Mobi-eBook-File-Onto-Kindle-Fire.aspx has a couple other ways to sideload (like using the USB or the Kindle Fire itself)

The Nook does show a two - page layout when you turn the screen sideways, and it allows you to sideload ePUB books you check out from your public library or buy from other vendors.

So this is a little off - topic, but I came across an article on Engadget yesterday about the Android Netflix app getting updated to support 24 new devices officially and a number of other devices unofficially by sideloading the Netflix APK.

Let people sideload apps from other sources to make them happy.

A couple of other details: Word Runner only works in portrait view, and it's not available for all books and doesn't work for sideloaded ebooks, even if you send / email them to your Kindle account.

Of course, since Kobo on the PlayBook doesn't play nicely with books other than its own, you will need an alternative book reader or the Kindle app sideloaded on the device.

Still others (such as Apple iBooks) apply a proprietary DRM — «Digital Rights Management» technology that encrypts the content of an EPUB file such that it can only be read on the vendor's own software and can't be «sideloaded» into other EPUB compatible reading systems — note that while Apple doesn't make their FairPlay DRM available to 3rd - party reading systems, even on Apple devices and computers, Apple iBooks does allow users to «sideload» non-DRM protected EPUB files that come from arbitrary sources.

Unfortunately Amazon makes lock - in easy, so a lot of people don't avail themselves of other options, even other eBook options which are easy if you use a tablet or phone to read on — that's why I purchase both Nook and Kindle books, and a lot of my SF directly from Baen eBooks where I can sideload them to my iPad.