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Originally Posted by davidfor
The reason is simple: Money.
It costs to develop new function. And it then costs to maintain that function. And answer questions about how it works. Because of that, they will only add function that they believe will benefit a good percentage of their users. And help to sell their devices.
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That includes catching up with the competition and offering what they are offering whenever it is possible. It even adds to what is IMO the main selling point of Kobo vs Amazon's walled garden, which is customization of the reading experience.