Thread: iPad 6 weeks later.. new top 3?
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Old 05-22-2010, 05:30 PM   #27
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Device: Android, Kindle Paperwhite, lots of ancient readers
  1. ReadMe
  2. Scrabble (stopped playing WordGenius because it was too addicting)
  3. CrunchyRoll for iPad and/or Netflix

Scottjl is right, readMe isn't that great, but there's nothing better yet in my opinion. I still search the App store every day for ePub in hopes something better will show up. I was excited when Bookman showed up, only to find it doesn't support ePub. Why does it show up in a search for ePub anyway? I like Kobo, but I hate that the page turns aren't progressive. (It completes the animation after one gesture instead of progressing through the animation with a progressive gesture.)
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