Thread: Should Kobo have a Send to Kobo like Kindle?
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Old 05-21-2024, 05:10 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop View Post
Well, duh.

I'm one of those who only reads on one device. It wouldn't impact me either way. But it is something that is brought up as an advantage of Kindle all the time.
I would like a PocketBook style Send-to-Kobo, where I could buy my book on eBooks.com (for example) from my smartphone, and then send the .acsm file to my Kobo via eMail (the Kobo would have to have built-in ADE, like a PocketBook). This would mostly be helpful when I travel (which I don't much of any more). I've done this in the past with my Kindle.

This would make it convenient to buy eBooks from someone other than Kobo, which is probably why it will never happen.
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