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Old 01-07-2011, 12:09 AM   #23
wheatfree
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Originally Posted by Rick1971 View Post
I love the Aldiko, it works great, i dont use the virtual buttons al all, just the volum up and down to turn the pages and that is seatable in Akdiko
no hack needed
I know a lot of people love aldiko. I had 2 problems with it. 1) I read a lot in bed, and I don't hold it in such a way that hitting the volume buttons is easy for me. So I tapped the screen, but that kept bringing up the notification bar and that covered the top line of text. 2) I have something like 42 books in my reader right now. (And that's actually low for me.) I read a lot of series books, so I want to be able to find the next book in the series when I'm done with the previous one. The bookshelf that aldiko defaults to defeats me every time. I need to be able to sort by author, but that's a few extra clicks--every single time I go back to the bookshelf.

Moon+ has 3 tabs at the top of the page when you go back to the menu. Local files, Net library, and My Shelf. In My Shelf, there's a shelf at the top with books I'm currently reading and then a clickable menu below that with options: All Books, My Downloads, My Favorites, By Authors, By Tags.

That setup is just more convenient for me with all the extra books, authors, and series that I read. I don't have to go scrolling through shelf after shelf of books on a bookshelf. I don't have to click through a series of menus to get to sort by author or tag. It's just all available to me with one click into the bookshelf.

I think Moon+ is a lot more configurable than aldiko, and it's configurable in ways that work for me, personally. I have nothing against people using aldiko, but I do like to encourage people to try Moon+.

Besides, it scrolls, so now I can lie in bed and not even have to touch the screen for whole chapters while it scrolls quietly ahead of me as I read. It takes lazy reading to whole new levels.
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