Thread: Marvin for iPhone and iPod touch submitted to the App Store
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Old 09-02-2013, 09:00 PM   #12
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IMHO, the BEST reader app! I am partial and NO, I don't work for Marvin. Just really love this ereader app.
That's a great recommendation, but I'd still love to know what it is that makes it such a good e-reader. WHY do you really love this app?

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In a nutshell, iBooks (and Kindle) is extremely dumb, while Marvin is extremely smart.
"Dumb" and "Smart" are great words, but how do they apply to an e-reader?
Sorry, I'm not trying to be obtuse. I'd really like to know what makes this application so good. What does it do that iBooks doesn't do? Does it handle more formats? Can it resize text? Does it annotate?


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