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This looks neat but I find it weird that they targeted the iPhone first instead of the iPad. Isn't reading on iPhone hard?
by zphds 13y ago
This looks neat but I find it weird that they targeted the iPhone first instead of the iPad. Isn't reading on iPhone hard?
- bphogan 13y agoNot to me. But then, I used to read audiobooks on my Palm Pilot in 2001.
- nfailor 13y agopsah, haven't lived unless you did it on the 1k.
- TwistedWeasel 13y agoyou read "audio" books?
- autodidakto 13y agoHow can a book itself be "audio", anyway? And if books become audio by default someday, what will current books be called? "Written" books? I propose: "I audio-read an audio-book".
- officemonkey 13y agoI read the entire "Game of Thrones" book series and "The Count of Monte-Cristo" (and most of the other reading I've done in the last two years) on a iPod touch. The new 5th Generation screen is quite nice in Landscape mode.
- zphds 13y agoWow... I tried reading with the Kindle app on my Samsung Note. I couldn't do it. The 7 inch tablet on the other hand...
- officemonkey 13y agoI do most of my reading on mass transit, so carrying 100 books in my shirt pocket means I always have something to read. I initially read on a Kindle 3rd Generation eReader, but they were pretty fragile (I had three break on me in 18-months time), so I got used to using my iPod Touch. I'm so used to it now, I've lost interest in reading physical books.
- officemonkey 13y agoThe retina display makes a big difference.