Free Google eBooks app available for Android, iPhone, iPad (video)
By Florin on 06 Dec 10The same day it unveiled Android 2.3 Gingerbread and the new Nexus S, Google has announced the availability of Google eBooks for Android, iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Web, Nook and Sony readers.
Available via the new Google eBookstore (accessible here), Google eBooks offers more than 3 million titles, both free and paid.
The Google eBooks apps for Android and iPhone are free and feature:
- Mobile eBookstore
- Adjust text size, typeface, line space, justification
- Free samples of books
- Night-reading mode
- Information about books
- Offline reading
- “Worry-free archive”
Google eBooks video promo:
You can find the Google eBooks app in Android Market and the App Store. Direct download links: Google eBooks for Android (requires Android 2.1 or later), Google eBooks for iOS (requires iOS 3.0 or later).
Via Google
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