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Old 04-11-2021, 06:54 AM   #12
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Originally Posted by ottischwenk View Post
Without a computer or WiFi, the only option is to load books via SD card.
Readers with SD cards are available from Pocketbook and Likebook.
I do not see any other options.
But then you have to find someone who copies the books to the SD card.
Some phones can download to an SD card, or even transfer via USB to a Kindle or Kobo.
The Likebook Mars does work with my County Library via Borrowbox Android App. I also have real email that doesn't use the Web or Google's fake email client. K9-email android App is a true email client, IMAP or POP3. I've not tried Web Mail or the Library portal via the Mars Browser.
Also our libraries are all closed since December 2020. I made a new email address and emailed the library with my Address and Library card number from my tablet using K9. They sent me a PIN for Borrowbox for my library card number.
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