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Originally Posted by Andreiuta
I used to have the Kindle application installed on my android phone when one of their employees decided to access my phone without my permission (and he was dumb enough to even write me an e-mail about it). Let's just say that, in my entire life, I never wrote a nastier reply to a company... 
Yes, Kobo is slow when turning the page, but it's still faster than me doing it manually with a physical book. In the end, the difference between 0.5 and 0.2 of a second has little impact on my reading experience. |
Actually the speed difference is caused by the device the app is on. On Kobo the e INK screen is a little slower to page change but if you use an app running on a LCD screen the page turn speed would be the same as Kindle on your phone I think. Kindle devices are slower than the phone. At least Kobo on my Literati is faster than page turning on my Astak e Ink device. But as you say, both are fast enough.
Dale