Thread: Disappointed by Android ereaders: any ones with GOOD text formatting?
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Old 06-09-2011, 11:05 AM   #8
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Device: Kindle for Android, Google Play Books
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Have you tried the nook for Android or Kindle for Android. They seem to respect all the format layouts just fine.
At first I didn't consider Nook for Android because of bloat (7 MB download). But, given that Mantano is equally large, I'd like to give it a try. But I suspect that Nook for Android is not available in my country, Italy. I can't find it in Android Market, and scanning the QR code at B&N's site leads to a Market error page.

Does Nook for Android require a B&N account for sideloaded ebooks?

I use Kindle for Android all the time and it is great. But it directly works only with Mobi/AZW files, ePub requires conversion.

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Also Moon+ now has a new "Preview" features that lets you view the publishers format.
Do you mean that it supports ebook stylesheets?
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