Please add this Feature! Sometimes I'll buy a Kindle book over a Logos book, just because it's easier to read on the Kindle app.
I might use this. I don't have a Kindle, but I use the Kindle app on my Android tablet and my iPod Touch. Last time I checked, the Kindle app was still faster on both of those platforms for turning pages and adjusting settings than the Logos app, so I prefer reading in it.
However it would be a bummer not to be able to sync highlighting.
Better yet, though -- I wish Logos would invest more time and resources into making the mobile apps faster!
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I am interested 100% on this feature.
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Yes please, Tonya. That would indeed be useful.
Wow, I thought this would never be considered but YES!
I think the desktop software is a priority over that:
Rosie Perera:Better yet, though -- I wish Logos would invest more time and resources into making the mobile apps faster!
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Absolutely, yes! My kindle broke, and I'm still excited about this feature!
This would be a great enhancement!
Sending books to Kindle would be a great feature.
Yes!
Josh Hunt: I would really be interested in converting Kindle books to Logos format.
I would really be interested in converting Kindle books to Logos format.
I know this might be impossible (and is not actually offered) but this direction of conversion makes much more sense to me. I buy Kindle books only if there is no Logos or Vyrso version available. To get them to Logos would be great - but I know it will probably not happen from the obvious reasons
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I just realized one thing that sending Logos books to Kindle might solve: the absence of Logos reader on platform like WP8. Since Kindle exists there - we would be able to read the exported books on our WP8 devices. That seams really interesting. So, yes, I am voting for the feature also.
Does Logos want us to pay for internet connections or for books? Isn't an internet connection required? If it is, that really prohibits any use for this feature. The money could instead be used for for example printed matter. Kindle has no advantage over printed matter.
I'll call a couple of GSM operators and see if they still offer charge per megabyte...
Tonya J Ross:Development is considering implementing a 'Send to Kindle' feature for resources in your Logos library.
I would be interested, as my wife uses a Kindle
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Bohuslav Wojnar:I know this might be impossible (and is not actually offered) but this direction of conversion makes much more sense to me. I buy Kindle books only if there is no Logos or Vyrso version available. To get them to Logos would be great - but I know it will probably not happen from the obvious reasons
If you don't mind breaking the DRM, it's quite easy to convert from Kindle to Logos, although there are few steps.
I would certainly like to see this feature.
Mark Barnes: Bohuslav Wojnar:I know this might be impossible (and is not actually offered) but this direction of conversion makes much more sense to me. I buy Kindle books only if there is no Logos or Vyrso version available. To get them to Logos would be great - but I know it will probably not happen from the obvious reasons If you don't mind breaking the DRM, it's quite easy to convert from Kindle to Logos, although there are few steps. Use Calibre to convert to HTMLz. Rename the file to .zip, and extract the contents. Use Word to convert from .html to .docx Create PB in Logos.
Thank you Mark. It looks easy but I know usually footnotes and other things make it a headache.
Unix:Isn't an internet connection required? If it is, that really prohibits any use for this feature. The money could instead be used for for example printed matter. Kindle has no advantage over printed matter.
What are you talking about?
I am an a Mac Fanboy. I would never choose a Kindle over an iPad if I could only choose one. If I could have both, I think I would like having an e-ink reader, if for nothing other than the beach.
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Rosie Perera:I don't have a Kindle,
The key benefit to this for most of us is the ability to read Logos resources on an e-Ink display. That's no longer reliably possible, even on rooted devices, as the Logos app/resources need later versions of Android than you get on e-ink displays. I've only recently bought eInk, but I'm a big fan for proper reading.
Rosie Perera:I wish Logos would invest more time and resources into making the mobile apps faster!
They've resisted that on the desktop, and they'll resist it on mobile, too. By the time they've done it, you'll be on your next Android tablet and you won't need the speed increase.