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jswinden · 05-23-2011, 04:57 PM

Yep, I'm like a bull in a china shop I guess! At least I'm trying to get it to work.

The Fora dictionary and/or ColorDict dictionary are available for at least two of the reader apps I listed, and both use pronunciation text. No big deal, but it would be nice not to see rectangle boxes and forward slashes in place of letters.

As far as the highlighting goes, that is definitely an app issue and not Android related. The nookcolor stock reader had highlighting, and most of the iPad reader apps do, so I got spoiled by having it. I read a LOT of academic level stuff and highlighting makes it easier to remember important points.

Well, with the dictionary and highlighting issues app related, I guess they would still be issues even on an expensive Android tablet.

Hopefully I can discover what is causing my CM7 7.0.3 stable to eat the battery charge. I know it shows that 15-20% of battery drain is due to the non-existent cell radio, but it seems that has been discounted by the experts. I suspect that too many things are running in the background.

05-23-2011, 04:57 PM	#5
jswinden Nameless Being	Yep, I'm like a bull in a china shop I guess! At least I'm trying to get it to work. The Fora dictionary and/or ColorDict dictionary are available for at least two of the reader apps I listed, and both use pronunciation text. No big deal, but it would be nice not to see rectangle boxes and forward slashes in place of letters. As far as the highlighting goes, that is definitely an app issue and not Android related. The nookcolor stock reader had highlighting, and most of the iPad reader apps do, so I got spoiled by having it. I read a LOT of academic level stuff and highlighting makes it easier to remember important points. Well, with the dictionary and highlighting issues app related, I guess they would still be issues even on an expensive Android tablet. Hopefully I can discover what is causing my CM7 7.0.3 stable to eat the battery charge. I know it shows that 15-20% of battery drain is due to the non-existent cell radio, but it seems that has been discounted by the experts. I suspect that too many things are running in the background.