Thread: Which e-book software synchronize?
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Old 12-28-2015, 03:07 PM   #13
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Marvin is the first ebook app I've really loved since Stanza. The adjust lighting by dragging your finger and ODPS integration are must haves for me. I like the look of iBooks app best but it lacks in customizability.

Unfortunately, Marvin's developer has made it clear that an Android version is unlikely to happen.

Aldiko was just released for iOS, and it's one of the better apps for Android...so I'll get around to trying that out.
Do you have some issue with Google Play books?

I'm also interested in Aldiko, didn't realise it was out for iOS. It's what I used in very early days of my playing with Android, and it was free.
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