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Old 01-26-2013, 10:38 AM   #2
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Hi,

I have Freda+ and Bookviser on my HTC Titan. I am mainly using Freda.

Bookviser supports EPUB, FB2 and TXT formats.

Freda:
•Reads ePub (DRM-free), HTML and TXT format books
•Customisable controls, fonts and colours
•Bookmarks and annotations
•Integrates with on-line catalogs - Feedbooks, Smashwords, Gutenberg ...
•Connects to your DropBox account for downloading book files
•Links to your Calibre book library
•Can download books from any website using an in-application browser
•Share comments, likes and dislikes using twitter, facebook or email

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