Kindle for Android app updated with library sorting, keeps a watchful eye on remaining read time

Amazon's Android-flavored reading app is offering up a couple more of its own e-reader's features for those with Google-fied devices. Just like folks with Kindles have already encountered, the Kindle for Android app now keeps tabs on time remaining in both chapter and book should pace be of chief concern. The mobile software also allows library sorting by author, title and books recently read to keep those A Song of Ice and Fire titles neatly organized. Naturally, the update also comes with the usual stability improvements and bug fixes in tow and can be snatched up at the source link. You know, in the event that your trusty device hasn't alerted you to the new version just yet. Filed under: Software Comments Source: Google Play Continue reading at 'Engadget'

[ Engadget | 2013-08-14 00:00:00 UTC ]
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Time Warner 4Q earnings up

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[ Crains New York | 2013-02-06 00:00:00 UTC ]
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Liverpool Council threatens to close 10 libraries

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Government says library service 'not in crisis'

The Government's official response to the Culture, Media and Sport's Select Committee... Continue reading at The Bookseller

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Egmont UK launches reading research project

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Cox: Libraries 'must do more with less'

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Can Brazil Build 39 Libraries Per Day Until 2020?

Brazil's is demanding that every school in the country house a library by 2020. To meet that goal, 128,020 libraries will have to be built—or 39 per day—if the goal it to be met. Continue reading at Publishing Perspectives

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New scorecard lets libraries give feedback on ebook offerings from publishers

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Time Inc. cuts some 500 jobs

Time Inc., the publisher of magazines including Time and Sports Illustrated, has begun eliminating about 6% of its head count—nearly 500 jobs—in the biggest round of cuts at the company since 2008."With the significant and ongoing changes in our industry, we must continue to transform our... Continue reading at Crains New York

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Amazon's E-Book Business Is Up 70 Percent, but It's Still Not Disclosing Kindle Sales

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Cabinet office pays £100k to York library scheme

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Amazon 'to put advertising on Kindles'

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Macmillan tests selling ebooks to libraries in two-year stretches

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Penguin produces app of Anne Frank's Diary

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Lewisham library volunteers on workfare scheme

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Why WHSmith Remains the Most Remarkable Story in UK Bookselling

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Amazon launches Kindle in Canada

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Libraries are still vibrant, say Americans – but need to keep up

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Love Haruki Murakami? There’s An App For That

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Turning Tide: As E-reading Catches On, Boys Gain on Girls

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Not dead yet: Libraries still vital, Pew report finds

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