Sentences with phrase «whole ebook experience»
If you like Twitter and Facebook I talk about why e-readers and indie companies need to adopt more of a social media presence in the whole ebook experience.
https://goodereader.com/ Not exact matches
I'll be documenting my progress along the way and taking photos and who knows... I may even have a whole ebook of my own experiences by the end this thing, along with no food allergies and fewer pounds.
What I didn't hear a whole lot about was how the experience of reading ebooks and paper books compared, particularly in regard to the Kindle's frustrating reading experience not living up to its promise.
This is sort of a big deal because KoReader brings a whole lot to the party... like 2 column landscape, night mode, Kobo's * complete * control over the ebook experience (as you say in the video) within KoReader, * very * easy ebook organization (KoReader understands folders so organizing a library is trivial) AND a * much * better PDF reader with text reflow.
Moreover, as I've written about before, for many readers ebooks the experience as a whole will be worse because tactility is an important part of how we experience and remember things.
The ebook «debate» gets obscured by the long - running and rather sordid experience of the music industry, as well as the whole bit torrent culture of pirate video.
What is it eBook is basically an electronic version of a previously printed and published book that can be downloaded by the internet users on their eReaders, smatphones, computers or laptops to enjoy a whole new experience of convenient reading in this digital age.
eBook is basically an electronic version of a previously printed and published book that can be downloaded by the internet users on their eReaders, smatphones, computers or laptops to enjoy a whole new experience of convenient reading in this digital age.
After all, I've had over 35 years of experience as a software engineer in arenas that were a whole lot more complex than an eBook reader.
Review by: John Mcalister on March 29, 2010: I first of all want to congratulate Mark Coker on developing an amazing web site - my whole experience with Smashwords has been exemplary - and it's all free of charge to convert a book to ebook formats that are collectively compatible with all e-readers on the market today!
All I know is that from a consumer standpoint, the XOOM offers a good (but not perfect) web browsing experience, a mixed experience for reading eBooks, some fun games, and a whole lot of stuff I can already do with my phone.