Thread: Is there a simple summary of what devices work " out of the box" with calibre
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Old 02-08-2014, 01:33 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by jgaiser View Post
While I've upgraded the OS on my HD+ to CyanogenMod, the standard OS allows apps from GooglePlay and you can load CalibreCompanion. Haven't connected a usb cable to the HD+ since I installed it and CC works flawlessly, even moving stuff to my SD card, which standard OS doesn't/can't.
See, that's not what I mean by out-of-the-box. you've changed the firmware & bought an additional app.
What I am asking here is how well the devices work with calibre if you don't do any of that. so, I assume you mean Nook HD+, how friendly to calibre is it if you don't do that extra stuff ? its advertised as working as a reader but do you have to actually source and add an epub viewer ?
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