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2013-07-22 , 21:31
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Hey guys,

Just wondering why we don't have a cool ebook app the likes of Kobo for Android on the Nokia N9?

Firestarter and FBReader just ain't upto par.
 
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2013-07-22 , 21:39
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Have you tried "Ionic"? http://store.ovi.com/content/212271
 

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2013-07-22 , 22:05
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http://store.ovi.com/content/307241?...e=search&pos=1

If you have a kindle and you buy books on Amazon, you'll also find this good: http://store.ovi.com/content/307241?...e=search&pos=1

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Why I would still prefer the N9 with a two year old processor
 

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2013-07-22 , 22:39
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I'm seconding Ionic. It's really nice, and open source.
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2013-07-23 , 19:01
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Guys, check out the kobo app on Android, or even the heavens-old mobipocket client for symbian, their features far surpass that of Ionic and Erudite.
 
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2013-07-23 , 19:42
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Too bad fbreader developer gave up on N9. I really like the color feature in this reader and where ionic supports only epub, fbreader supports also prc which most ebooks I have are.

mobipocket for sbian doesn't support touch iirc.
 
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