Thread: Google "Play Books" to allow uploading of personal ebooks
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Old 05-20-2013, 03:42 AM   #26
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Originally Posted by teh603 View Post
Dunno, I always found it easier to use Calibre. I only have a few books on Google Play, so I tend to use other apps for reading.
You can sync across devices using Calibre? How do you do that?

I love the Amazon personal document service because then I can grab epub or mobi files, use the Send to Kindle function so that it stores the file as a personal document and then I can have synchronisation between my Galaxy Note and my Kindle.

I can't see a reason to use the Google Play upload option myself as I already have my needs met with Amazon's service, but if you happened to switch a lot between multiple devices able to use the Google Play book reader app, something like this could be useful. I don't know how many eInk devices are able to load the Google Play book app though as I haven't looked at that aspect of other devices.
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