Just released this week, R2 Reader is an iOS app from EDRLab. This is an evolving app and it will get many new options in the coming months such as Dropbox, Google Drive, and iCloud integration. The app has basic features like management of personal book collections, bookmarks, annotations, and full-text search, and supports both reflowable and fixed-layout ebooks. Released last month, Lea Reader is an Android app that uses the open source Readium SDK as the core of a custom and easy-to-use Android SDK. You can also sign up for Kindle Unlimited and get access to more than one million titles for less than $10 per month.Readium-Based EPub3 Apps Released for Android, iOSĮBook app development is almost a dead field, but after years of only being able to report on new features in the Kindle apps, I am pleased to report that multiple Epub3 apps have been released in under a month.Ī couple weeks ago EDR Lab released the first alpha version of its app for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and now I can report that similar apps have been released for Android and iOS. The Kindle app is so versatile that you can even have other reading pieces sent to the app, such as articles saved in Instapaper. Or you can grab one of the best Amazon Kindle E-Readers and go back and forth between your phone and the Kindle. This means that you can switch between your phone, Fire Tablet, and PC without ever losing your page in the process. Kindle will also remember the page that you left on when you switch devices. In the app, you can also customize fonts, margins, line spacing, and organize the books you've downloaded into collections so that it's easier to find the book you want to read. There is a book out there for you no matter what genre you are looking for. Source: Andrew Myrick / Android Central (Image credit: Source: Andrew Myrick / Android Central)Īmazon Kindle pulls ahead of the pack with its access to a huge library of content, which includes free books and content from indie publishers, and you can read them on your mobile device or on desktop with the Kindle app.

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