One ecosystem; one line of apps; one source of books; one maker of devices.
I don’t even have to name it for you to know which corporate behemoth I’m referring to.
This beautiful Android app boasts a form of cloud sync, just like you-know-who.
It’s not perfect, but it’s more than good enough, especially as a mobile companion forCalibre.
I had to retry granting Dropbox access three or four times, but eventually I got it to work.
Once Fabrik latched onto my Dropbox, loading the book was trivial.
This is fairly similar to most Android eBook readers, such asMoon+.
And just like Moon+, Fabrik lets you use your gadget’s volume buttons to flip pages.
That last feature was terrible on my Sony Xperia Z runningPAC ROM.
The phone just rattled off the text at an incredible pace and I completely lost track.
There are no controls for the reading speed or voice, either.
Sync is not just for loading new book, but also for keeping the same position across devices.
