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Old 07-13-2015, 07:58 AM   #21
Rizla
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Originally Posted by conan50 View Post
I've got a Paperwhite, nook ST, but will probably stick with Android tablets for ebooks in the future. I don't trust hardware makers, especially as nook hid away my ebooks, even public domain ebooks--unforgivable. I would not be surprised if Kindle does the same at some point.
In the future I'm only buying drm-free ebooks, somewhat easy as I mostly like SciFi and Fantasy genres, with Baen & Tor.
I just bought the new Premium Fbreader app in Google Play, looks nice so far. I like what they are doing with Google Books, might be the best solution at this point for syncing books, but wish I could link the books I already have at Google Books.
You have a Nook ST? Rooted, it is an excellent e-ink e-reader.
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