Hi, Since my particular usage is strictly for pleasure reading, I don't
use some of the Kindle features like annotations and dictionary look up.
Having said that, there are 2 differences in my view.
1. Although BookShare has a lot of books, Amazon has way more. If I
can find the book on Bookshare, I would naturally take the free
download. If the book isn't on BookShare and I really want it and can
find it on Amazon, I buy it.
2. the other advantage being really picky, is that Amazon books are
always true digital copies whereas in many cases, the books on bookShare
are scanned copies, not that they are poor quality but not true digital
copies found on amazon.
Regardless, BookShare is an awesome service and I'm happy to also have
it as an option.
Best,
Rick alfaro
On 5/12/2013 11:49 AM, Eileens Misrahi wrote:
Hello List,
Besides the obvious of,Bookshare not having a particular book, what other advantages does
the Kindle app have over using Bookshare to access books? I will check Bookshare first to see
if the book that I want to read is there to download because of the ability to download the
book for free. I have "Read2Go" & Voice Dream apps on the phone to accomplish
this. What features in the Kindle app is unique to app that is not in the other apps? Input
on this would be great.
Thanks in advance.
Best,
Eileen
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