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Old 05-13-2015, 12:31 PM   #4
ScalyFreak
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Device: Galaxy Note 4, Kobo Aura H2O, Kindle Fire HD, Aluratek Libre
Does the Kobo store on their readers work similarly to the Android app? I ask because it is by far the least useful ebook app I have ever come across. It is so bad, that I download my Kobo books to my PC and put them in the Mantano Reader cloud, then sync them to my smart phone, because that works better than trying to get sort and access my books in the Kobo app.

In the event that I do buy the Kobo H2O, would I be able to entirely avoid using their store to download new books and manage existing ones? Being forced to use the Kobo store to manage my Kobo books could actually be a deal breaker for me, that is how lacking in functions their android app is. At least as far as functions I need and use heavily on a daily basis.
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