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Originally Posted by Eskarina
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I love, love, love Mantano's library organization and note-taking capabilities but I haven't quite been able to let go of coolreader. Especially since the last couple of updates where they really improved the UI of the settings menu and since I discovered how to add my own calibre catalog. I don't know why fonts look so good on Coolreader and those 18 programmable tap zone actions...?Fuggedaboudit! 
Also, I could have sworn that an earlier iteration of the android kindle app had more features. Wasn't there a time when you could lock orientation and turn off/on page turn animations?  |
My problem with Cool Reader is the font rendering doesn't look well on my phone. I have not tried it with the Fire yet. I prefer Mantano because it has collections, all the features I want and the Font rendering is amazing!
The Android App for Kindle is not the same on the Kindle Fire. It's much nicer with different font choices and more options. One thing it lacks that the Kindle For Android has is a brightness slider bar. That's the only thing that keeps me from using it more.
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Now I'm all curious. I've had my nook color since February and got a kindle 4 last week. Since I can't fathom ever using kindle for android to actually read, I'm wondering how people that own a kindle and another ereading device handle reading, transferring books, managing their library across both devices. Is there a thread about this already? Hmm...if not, maybe someone should start one.
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Come visit us over at the Kindle section!
There is plenty of information about how to sync Kindles together.
Me, I have my books in both epub and Mobi thanks to Calibre. I Read on my K4 mobi and on my Kindle Fire epub. I have a note app I use to mark the place I last read. I can search in Mantano the phrase and It takes me right there.