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- Amongst the thousand of new Android apps, the majority are awful anyway, we need the major Apps that every platform has. That said Taptu is one of the better available apps ported over, it's a social news reader, you can even add your Facebook and twitter accounts. From the streams you add you can share via Facebook, twitter, Linkedin and email. Pool break lite is a great example of a rich graphics 3D game. I think RIM is going in the right direction, but needs to get a lot better especially if they want to win over new customers, I am not such an app person so it suits me fine, but if they want to be up with the big guys they need to offer more and at least all the major apps. I don't understand why developers don't want to make apps for the PB, surely more platforms they have their apps on the better it is for them, perhaps not though in this case.02-24-12 12:28 AMLike 0
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- InstaFetch for Instapaper. Works nicely, though it took a while for the initial sync - it downloads for offline. Much better than Laterpaper which is a native app.02-24-12 01:50 AMLike 0
- Hi,
You can find a list of android apps available for Playbook at this address:
Blackberry Playbook Android Apps | Good e-Reader Android App Store - We support Kobo Vox, Kindle Fire and More
Enjoy4wheel and matturbanowicz like this.02-24-12 03:16 AMLike 2 - DUDES CHECK OUT MY TOPIC ; ---> (click here) I CONVERT ANDROID APPS FOR U ! (click here) <--- FREE02-24-12 04:05 AMLike 0
- it's in the app world just search for "Bible" you will find it.
It's one of the best Bible apps out there. I also like touch Bible loaded. but it's not out there yet.
Edit. I just tried to find it but you're right it's not there. I got it Tuesday but it seems to be gone now. It's called Bible by LifeChurch.TV but it's not it the appworld.02-24-12 04:06 AMLike 0 - go to my mediafire account, and click on APPS and then on ANDROID APP LAUCHERS. SIDELOAD THE BAR and click on it ; all the android apps will launch now
JeroenCynamonne likes this.02-24-12 04:08 AMLike 1 - chi-town311,
Have you used Kobo for reading a book? It really is pretty bad in comparison. PlayEpub is excellent. Give it a shot and then come back and tell me Kobo is a good book reader. Granted, you can go buy books with Kobo and Kobo does have an extensive book store, but it really does stop right about there.02-24-12 05:10 AMLike 0 - The books are consistently more expensive than kindle, the browse books is terrible, no related title suggestions and a library that can't. Hold a candle to Kindle.02-24-12 08:26 AMLike 0
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- Words with Friends is not yet available in App World, however I've sideloaded the .bar and can confirm it works quite well. Even gives a ! in the notification bar for when a new move was made by your opponent. My sister keeps kicking my arse...02-24-12 09:38 AMLike 0
- Yes, you can read a book with Kobo. However, you can NOT read your existing books/epubs. THAT is the big problem with Kobo. I do not want to have to have different readers just because I bought a book somewhere else.
I've used Book Reader - and I realize that there are some things that you cannot do with Kobo, like highlight, annotate, etc. I never used those things though, so I could care less. All I'm saying really is that Kobo has the most integrated Book experience on the BlackBerry PlayBook and it works fine. Is it perfect, no. But not many things on the PlayBook are perfect. They are supporting the PlayBook more than any other Book Platform. I say we all tell Amazon to F-off; they just started blocking streaming for amazon Prime accounts. Why buy a book from them if it is available fro Kobo? Amazon has clearly decided that they are not interested in supporting the PlayBook.Graheem likes this.02-24-12 09:39 AMLike 1 -
- You can load existing epubs onto a Kobo - I do it frequently - Plug it into your computer and drag and drop, or you can use Calibre or Adobe Digital Editions to do it with free software. Either way, it is possible and easy.02-24-12 10:02 AMLike 0
- Kobo SUCKS because you are FORCED to purchase books, you can`t load your own downloaded books. Which you can do on Kindle. That alone is enough for me to delete Kobo and have nothing to do with it. I have never bought a book in my life, and I am not about to start doing so because Kobo forces me to!02-24-12 10:05 AMLike 0
- I've used Book Reader - and I realize that there are some things that you cannot do with Kobo, like highlight, annotate, etc. I never used those things though, so I could care less. All I'm saying really is that Kobo has the most integrated Book experience on the BlackBerry PlayBook and it works fine. Is it perfect, no. But not many things on the PlayBook are perfect. They are supporting the PlayBook more than any other Book Platform. I say we all tell Amazon to F-off; they just started blocking streaming for amazon Prime accounts. Why buy a book from them if it is available fro Kobo? Amazon has clearly decided that they are not interested in supporting the PlayBook.02-24-12 10:27 AMLike 0
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I play this with my girl a lot, so due to this issue, I actually created a Facebook account yesterday so that I can log into it from the browser in order to play blanks. I don't count this as breaking my anti-Facebook stance, however, because I locked down FB security so that I'm undiscoverable, used a random name, and didn't tell anyone, including my girl, what that name is.reasondog likes this.02-24-12 11:49 AMLike 1
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