Thread: The good and the ugly of reading on a smart phone
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Old 05-22-2016, 07:57 PM   #18
WT Sharpe
Bah, humbug!
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My LG Volt has a 4.7" screen, and while I have no desire to use it as my primary reader, it has pretty much replaced my Kindles on trips to the doctor, dentist, and etc. If I know I'll be waiting in the car for a while, I'll bring a Kindle, but the phone is perfect for an office visit. I'll read all I want on my Kindle app, then slip it in my pocket when the receptionist calls my name. Then when I get home, through the magic of synced devices I'll start reading on my Kindle where I left off on my phone's Kindle app.
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