The third eReader app I am trying out is called Free Books and it only offers public domain material.
Not exact matches
Devices like the Nook Touch and Kobo
ereaders can be hacked to run open Android, but the T68 is one of the first to openly allow
third - party
apps to be installed on an E Ink ebook reader.
Below you will find a list of seven places to download and install Android
apps for your Android tablet, phone, or
ereader, including the Kindle Fire, Kobo Vox, rooted Nook Touch, Pandigital tablets, and pretty much any other device that allows the installation of
third party
apps.
It runs Android 2.0 and is open to installing
third - party Android
apps, making it compatible with most major
ereading platforms and formats.
As mentioned earlier, what's great about a device like the NextBook Next6 is that it is open to installing other
third party
ereading apps and PDF
apps like Kindle, Nook, and many others.
It's very much Sony - flavored, with Sony - made pre-installed
apps including News Suite, What's New, PlayStation, Xperia Lounge, AR Effect (Sony's version of Snapchat filters, although it dates back ages), Sketch, and some
third - party content including Rakuten's Kobo
ereader and AVG antivirus.