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Originally Posted by cedhax
Since you're posting in this Apple Devices forum, you might have noticed two iOS reader apps prominently mentioned in the very same forum. They are MapleRead (formerly named BookMaster) and Hyphen. They are indeed direct competitors to Marvin. Each app has its own fans.
I have tried all three and have a strong preference for one of them, which has done, among other things, an excellent job of supporting calibre with its excellent software, FAQ and technical support via this forum. |
I have also tried all three. For me the competition is between Marvin 3 and Mapleread. They are both excellent readers.
IMO Mapleread has the edge in the rendering of content, text and images.
I do tend to use Marvin 3 the most. In Marvin you can specify
Text Menu Commands in order to do for example online translations and misc. Wikipidia searchs. I read many English books and English is my second language, I am therefore very glad that I can use my paid translation service subscription from within Marvin.
Mapleread does have an excellent access to Goggle translate, but Google translate can't compete with my Danish online translation service.