Kobo app no store full#

It syncs page location and amount read between Kobo apps and eReaders. It's one of the better eReader apps out there. You can also tap on the ? symbol in the menu items to select 'Getting Around', which takes your through the brief tutorial again.įbone, you should give the app another go. The Kobo app uses the system dictionaries. Fbone, perhaps your iPhone/iPad has no dictionaries installed. Selecting 'Manage' allows you to select which dictionaries you wish to have access to.

Kobo app no store full#

The definition appears at the bottom with links to Wikipedia, Google, and a full view of the dictionary entry. On the iPad, there is a gray menu circle on the bottom right corner you can also tap to activate the menu items.Īs for the dictionary, you just press and hold on a word as you do with a Kobo eReader. Touching the center of the screen bring the menu items back, just like on a Kobo eReader. I use the Kobo app on my iPad (It's a gorgeous reader) and my iPhone (when stuck in line and bored of reading news or social media posts).Įvery time you open the app, the menu items are shown before fading away.

The App does seem to synch with my Kobo reader. It works pretty much like the settings on a Kobo e-reader, as far as I can tell. Another touch to the center of the page and the menus disappear. Touching three parallel lines in the upper margin will show chapters and headings. This allows you to change alignment, appearance, brightness, font,and to display page numbers. Touching the center of the screen brings up a menu on the lower right-hand side. I've used the iOS Kobo App for reading Kobo books, although not very often. I just read this thread today, so sorry for this late response.