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Originally Posted by taming
ADE books do not sync--only kepub books do.
I don't by the way think Kobo updates software particularly slowly. The last update to Kobo-1 took forever because they worked very hard to make the reader do things they really had to squeeze into less than optimal hardware--to give Kobo-1 users the best they could do in order to match many of the features the WiFi one had at release.
The WiFi has been out about six months and had two biggish updates. They could have left it alone and issued Kobo-3 later instead. I have always felt that you pay for the reader with the features it has at purchase--anything other than bug fixes after that is a bonus. You want different/better features, then buy the tech toy that has them. True for phones, computers, and so much more...
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Yes and no.
I've got no problem with accepting the limitations of a device as it it presented, but...
The Literati is still being advertised as having features that it doesn't, and having desktop software to sync with is a pretty basic feature.
If the good folks at Kobo want readers to continue to buy devices that tie to their store, they ought to be ensuring that those basic functions are indeed functional.