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Originally Posted by speedlever
(does BN have something like that too?)
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Yes, it's called Nook For Android. (Used to be called BNReader.)
Kobo/Borders also has one.
Sony is (belatedly) planning one.
Even iSilo runs on Android. (for some people that alone is a selling point. Long story.
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And Overdrive should be finishing theirs up any day now.
Plus there are several good DRM-free readers apps, too.
The only one of consequence that is missing is Stanza.
On the other hand, it has several good Browsers and email clients and a full complement of news and media apps. And with documents-to-go you get to work with Office Documents, too.
Open Android webpads have their uses; it's up to you to figure out if they fit your needs.
