15 Best Ebook Reader Softwares
EBooks are becoming more and more popular in our life since they are easily transmitted, easily stored, and are practically free to produce. Do you wanted to use your iPhone, iPad or Android mobile as an eReader? Check out these best eBook reader softwares, which include eBook readers for iOS, eBook readers for Android, eBook readers for for Windows, eBook readers for Mac, ebooks managers or ebooks organizers.
Kindle App
Many people love the E Ink Kindle reader from Amazon. Kindle app is the next best option for anyone who already has a smartphone or tablet. You can adjust the font size and words per line, choose a 1 or 2 column layout, add notes and highlights, and sync between devices that support Kindle. It’s available as a free download for the iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch, Android and BlackBerry devices and Windows Phone. There are also versions for the PC or Mac, and a browser-based version that should work on almost any other platform.
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Google Play Books
Google Play Books is a ebook app offered by Google for Android and iOS. It allows you to close a book on your phone and open it up on your tablet where you left off. It also syncs your bookmarks, notes, and annotations across devices.
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Adobe Digital Editions
Adobe Digital Editions (ADE) is a free eReader which allows you to read books in the most optimum format across PC, MAC, tablets or mobile devices. You can download it on the App Store & Google play. Multiple file-formats including EPUB, EPUB3, and PDF are supported within the program. The eBook stored in Digital Editions can be read online or offline and can also be transferred to other computers or devices (like Sony Reader).
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VitalSource Bookshelf
VitalSource Bookshelf is an eTextbook platform that allows you to access course materials whenever and wherever you choose – online, laptop, desktop or mobile device. You can highlight text with one click in your choice of colors, add notes to highlighted passages, and even subscribe to your classmates’ and instructors’ highlights and notes to view in your book.
FBReader
FBReader is a free (and ad-free) multi-platform ebook reader. It supports popular ebook formats: ePub, fb2, mobi, rtf, html, plain text, and a lot of other formats. FBReader provides access to popular network libraries that contain a large set of ebooks. You can download books for free or for a fee.
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Nook Reading App
Nook reading App from Barnes & Noble makes reading easy when you buy ebooks from Barnes & Noble. You can download this app from Google play, iTunes and Windows Store. The features include bookmarking, device syncing, annotation (notes, highlights, bookmarks) and font customizing. There are also thousands of free Nookbooks and you can sample any Nookbook you want for free.
Blio
Blio is a great ebook reader and manager that also includes ePub and PDF file format. It supports features such as highlight,notes, text-to-speech and smart ReadLogic. You can download the free App from Windows, iOS and Android.
Aldiko Book Reader
Aldiko is an ebook reader app for the Android and iOS operating systems. It has a really nice interface, is very stable, and renders the books accurately. Aldiko supports the most popular eBook formats EPUB and PDF, as well as the Adobe eBook DRM technology. You can bring your own books and documents to Aldiko in just a few steps.
Moon+ Reader
Moon+ Reader support file formats such as txt, html, epub, pdf, mobi, umd, fb2, chm, cbr, cbz, rar, zip or OPDS. The features include bookmark, highlight, annotation, share, online backup and restore. The app supports pretty much all other e-book formats except for PDF. To get that, you have to upgrade to the Pro version for $4.99.
