how i found the definitive ereader

[trocchietto]

Originally Posted by JSWolf

I'd prefer a solution that used whatever server I chose be it Onedrive, Dropbox, Mediafire, etc. I refuse to pay to sync.

I see your point, and also the Mantano politics. Is a nice choice to give a cloud service, especially for business oriented contexts. The point is that in few months the tons of competitors will be there offering pdf reflow and google drive 15Gb sync for the price of a pro app. But is my opinion, great reader anyay.

Anyway I need 15GB not less, so what you point out is not a possibility, the only one is FBreader with google drive but misses the highlights in reflow mode, making challenging to notate pdf on smaller screens.

[trocchietto]

Originally Posted by trocchietto

I see your point, and also the Mantano politics. Is a nice choice to give a cloud service, especially for business oriented contexts. The point is that in few months the tons of competitors will be there offering pdf reflow and google drive 15Gb sync for the price of a pro app. But is my opinion, great reader anyay.

Anyway I need 15GB not less, so what you point out is not a possibility, the only one is FBreader with google drive but misses the highlights in reflow mode, making challenging to notate pdf on smaller screens.

btw wolf, maybe i found a solution, i could use google drive natively and sync offline the documents, then using offline.

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[radius]

Originally Posted by barryem

Also what can you tell me about battery life on the Yotaphone? I have a Nexus 5, a really excellent phone in most ways, but it's battery life is poor. I have to charge it in the middle of the day and again overnight.

Hi Barry, I don't know how much you use your phone, but my Nexus 5 battery life is more than good enough, especially on Marshmallow (ie: I can last well into the next morning with no problems). Maybe you should check for apps that are using up a lot of battery. For example, GasBuddy was draining my phone because it kept using Bluetooth for some reason (might be fixed now) and I used to have to charge mid-day as well.