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Old 06-16-2010, 12:08 AM   #1
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Any one else read on a Java Phone?
Greetings,

i recently purchased a used-but-mint Sony Ericsson W580I Walkman Phone and discovered, much to my delight, that it is possible to read ebooks on it. I installed the Java version of Mobipocket Reader but I cannot get it to see the ebook files on my memory card (any tips on that?). I was, however, able to get anyreader to work (had to use it to make an embedded book) and it is quite nice: I can control the colour scheme, orientation, font-type, set book marks, resume where I left off, etc. It has all the ebook reading amenities and it is tiny in my pocket. Does any one else use a Java enabled, non-smart phone to read?

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