Thread: Is there an "open" ereader?
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Old 11-30-2012, 12:07 PM   #30
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Great news: there is now! Enter the Bebook touch.

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The Bebook Touch is running on Google Android 2.3 and offers the ability to load in Android files right out of the box. Not many companies offer the Android operating system, with Sony and Barnes and Noble being the only two notable companies to do it. Both of their competitors do not allow the sideloading of apps, unless you root it. It is strange that Bebook totally does not advertise this feature, as it makes the e-readers super competitive.

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