Best Book App

[kagenish]

I have the Galaxy Tab 10.1 since it came out a couple of months ago. i have a app for Manga, and Comics but i also want to buy the New Book of "The Walking Dead: Rise of the Governor" novel. I know I can use Google Books, Kindle, and Nook but i want to know which one is good. let me which one is good to use and why you like to use it.

 

[saltychino]

not for reading books, but if you are into magazine, check out Next Issue on the samsung apps. Really cool way to interact with the content that you are reading (links for additional info and video)

 

[MhzMonster]

I really like the Kindle app. Really like the interface, the last page I read syncs to my desktop Kindle app, my android phone, and of course my real Kindle. For Magazines I use Zinio.

 

[csabreo]

I would recommend the Kindle App as well, for all the reasons that MhzMonster listed, and also because you can change the color of the background. I haven't tried any other book apps (I have a Kindle), but being able to read in a sepia tone feels much easier than the default black and white. It also has separate settings for brightness inside the app, so you don't have to change the default brightness of the tab itself.

 

[zmann]

I hate the kindle app on galaxy tab. The ebook app that is stock is much more to my liking. Even has the page flipping effect to make it seem like a real book.

10.1/32 gig of fun!

 

[Anonymous98134001]

To the OP, I am so glad you asked this question. I have been wondering about the other apps myself. Right now I used the Android Market, Google Books app. It was irritating to know that I had to check the MAKE AVAILABLE OFFLINE before losing my wifi. I bought 3 books while my ship was in port in Hawaii, and I didn't know I had to check that box. Now I have 3 books I can't read until I make my next port (I'm a Marine on a Navy ship, deployed)

I have yet to use the Amazon Kindle App, or the Barnes & Noble App. From what I have seen on the internet, most people say Amazon because it has a bigger library. That's all I know on the subject. Google Books, I can't say was good or bad with nothing to compare it against. I do wish it was common knowledge I had to make available offline....grrrrr.