| Many of the top e-reader apps out there handle reading eBook really well. The vast majority of people tend to read fiction titles and the Amazon, Nook and Kobo apps are all optimized for this. What about non-fiction, such as cookbooks, textbooks or research papers? Google has just updated their Play Books app to handle them better than ever. "Skim" mode allows you to zoom between pages in an endless stream rather than forcing you to flip through page by page. "Quick Bookmarks" lets you set multiple saved spots in the book and quickly jump back and forth between them — perfect for when you're required to refer to some reference table 200 pages away from what you're trying to read. You can now view all of your notes and highlights on one page and quickly jump to the correlating passages. The study benefits there are pretty obvious. Google Books Updated for Better Non-Fiction Support is a post from: Good e-Reader |
Sunday, November 2, 2014
Google Books Updated for Better Non-Fiction Support
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