Thread: How Kobo Harnesses the Power of Big Data to Keep Booklovers Reading
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Old 01-16-2017, 04:41 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Katsunami View Post
That's just a lame excuse for being a slow book buyer. Get some Delphi Classics (they now have a discount on supersets), and you're TBR will be through the roof for less than €25.

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Also, no big data from me. My reader never connects to the internet after the initial setup. Wifi is off. I actually created a dummy (empty) account for setting up this reader.
You sound a bit like me, LOL! My Aura HD hasn't been connected in nearly 3 years. But I do think I'll use my Aura ONE on wifi from time to time. The Overdrive feature is too nice not to. I think I'll make more use of Pocket as well.

My TBR is always through the roof. Doesn't help that I like to re-read favorite books or series from time to time....

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