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Mar 17 2009

Sean

Remains of the Day: The iPhone vs. Kindle Edition

Posted at 11:26 am under Gear, Reading, Tools To Use

Remains of the Day: The iPhone vs. Kindle Edition

So I downloaded the Kindle app for the iPhone the other day to check it out. Yeah, it’s pretty cool. I don’t have a Kindle (yet), so I thought this might be a way to check out the iPhone/iPod Touch’s e-book technology. It’s good, I must admit. Supposedly these two things stay synced somehow, so that the Kindle will know where you left off, and the iPhone will also. Neat.

Along those lines, I’ve also been fooling around with Stanza, a free e-reader for the iPhone. They’ve got a desktop app that allows you to upload a bunch of different documents, including .pdf files, which I did last night. So far, I like it. And free is good too. :)

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  1.   Steve Whitakeron 17 Mar 2009 at 11:27 am 1

    I really like Stanza, fwiw…

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