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Originally Posted by jocampo
On my Galaxy Tab I use Nook for Android, Kindle, Kobo and Aldiko.
My favorite is Nook for Android, not as powerful as iBooks but similar concept. It does landscape but splits the screen in two pages; I have not found the way to get rid of that and using the whole screen's width instead.
Something I saw the other day while testing with the iPad is that Nook for iOs is totally different than Nook for Android, same for Kindle. Kindle for iOs is very similar in concept to Nook for Android, really weird. I don't like Nook for iOs, in my opinion iBook is way much better and powerful.
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Actually, on a whim, I installed Moon Reader (free version for now) - I had tried it before on the Nook Color but it seemed poky and slow but now on the Galaxy Tab it is very smooth - lot's of options too. AND, it scrolls so you don't have to manually turn pages.