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GlenBarrington · 02-10-2017, 06:45 AM

About 80% tablet and 20% phone. Mostly the Kindle app, with occasional use of Moon Reader Pro. I still love that auto scroll, though I don't really like Moon's implementation of auto scroll.

Actually, the phone makes for a fairly decent reader (I started out reading on a Palm 100), so I could do much more on this convenient device, but as I age, the tablet is more comfortable.

When the backlit screen is too bright and hurts my eyes, I change to a dark background with light letters.

All in all, I'm reasonably satisfied with the reading experience I have.

EDIT: I must be getting OLD! It appears I already answered this question just a week or so ago without that event EVER attaching myself to my memory! Since neither response contradict each other very much, I will leave both in the thread in order to document what a dissolute life can do to a mind.

02-10-2017, 06:45 AM	#48
GlenBarrington Cheese Whiz Posts: 1,986 Karma: 11677147 Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Springfield, Illinois Device: Kindle PW, Samsung Tab A 10.1(2019), Pixel 6a.	Lenovo Tablet and Samsung S5 Phone About 80% tablet and 20% phone. Mostly the Kindle app, with occasional use of Moon Reader Pro. I still love that auto scroll, though I don't really like Moon's implementation of auto scroll. Actually, the phone makes for a fairly decent reader (I started out reading on a Palm 100), so I could do much more on this convenient device, but as I age, the tablet is more comfortable. When the backlit screen is too bright and hurts my eyes, I change to a dark background with light letters. All in all, I'm reasonably satisfied with the reading experience I have. EDIT: I must be getting OLD! It appears I already answered this question just a week or so ago without that event EVER attaching myself to my memory! Since neither response contradict each other very much, I will leave both in the thread in order to document what a dissolute life can do to a mind. Last edited by GlenBarrington; 02-10-2017 at 06:52 AM.