Reader Lite : Powerful eBook Reader for iPhone and iPod Touch app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: dBelement, LLC
First release : 19 Dec 2009
App size: 407.6 Kb
== eBook Lovers: Indulge ==
Carrying books around is a hassle. Books take up space, they get wet, damaged, or lost and for all that trouble youre still limited to just the few books you can carry. Imagine having your books everywhere you go. Anytime you have to wait for a bus, or at a Doctors office your entire library would be with you without ever having to carry a single book. How much more reading would you be able to accomplish?
Reader lets you have all of your books under your finger tips. Our team loves reading, and we designed Reader from the ground up to give you the most intuitive reading experience possible.
== Packed with features ==
Reader makes enjoying your books easy. From an organized bookshelf interface to the crisp fonts scientifically proven to speed up your reading.
✔ The colors are chosen to be easy on the eyes, so you can read for hours.
✔ Reader has a built-in "night time" mode to make it easy to read books at night.
✔ Quick bookmarks will let you jump back to exactly where you left off.
✔ You can adjust the font size to your liking and use one touch scrolling to turn pages.
✔ Set an auto scroll speed and your books will flow up just like movie credits. The auto scroll is a great feature for touch-free reading, it also trains your eyes to read at a constant pace.
✔ Reader also has a built in dictionary so you can lookup words on the fly.
"My wife and I love to read at night. The "night-time mode" on Reader has saved my eyes. I just turn on Reader and set auto scroll for medium and read my book. Its almost like watching movie. I cant believe how many books Ive finished thanks to Reader!"
- Barry J. (Los Angeles, California)
== Powerful and Simple ==
Most ebook readers only let you choose from a small library of books, and even those you have to pay for. Reader is different, it not only gives you the option to check out books from a free public library but it also allows you to add your own books. You can add news articles, essays, or ebooks from your computer right into Reader. If you know how to copy and paste then you know how to import books into Reader.
"Ive been using Reader for a year and its bar none the easiest to use book reader app. Im no computer expert but I have no trouble adding my books and New York Times articles right into Reader."
- Carol G. (Bend, Oregon)