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Originally Posted by Mr. Goodbar
From a book sharing perspective they have a pretty nice backend service the device integrates with. Check out their website for more details, but it's a social network type of service. You can post books, share books, post comments, sync your reading information, etc. They also expect to offer the service for cell phones and I believe they have an iphone app out now. It looks like you could read on your txtr and then if you get a minute somewhere on your cell phone it would sync the position and you would pick up where you left off on the txtr. Pretty slick overall.
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Yeah, I've been looking into that. From design to the backend I'm really loving this device, open-source development is just the icing on the cake. It's so simple looking and unobtrusive, as I imagined an e-book reader should look. it's the right size for me, as I mostly read paperbacks and it seems very similar in dimensions (screen wise). I can't wait for this to be released
