As these urgent demands tug us this way and that, it becomes increasingly difficult to find a centered space for creativity. It is a new world, empowered and entranced by the rapid-fire introduction of new technologies-a world where our metaphysical front door is always open, where anyone can whisper in our ear, where a “room of one’s own” no longer means you’re all alone.Ĭreative minds are exceedingly sensitive to the buzz and whir of the world around them, and we now have to contend with a constant stream of chirps, pings, and alerts at all hours of the day. The world we work in today is not the world of Michelangelo, of Marie Curie, of Ernest Hemingway, or even of Paul Rand. Manage Your Day-to-Day: Build Your Routine, Find Your Focus, and Sharpen Your Creative Mind Make sure to read the entire guide to the best book-reading apps for iPad and iPhone.īenefits: Epub and mobi book reader in one the best solution for users who switch from Android devices. The app syncs your bookmarks and reading positions with FBReader cloud, offers several customization options, and is one of few iOS book apps that respect a system light/dark setting. As you may know, mobi is the format used by Kindle ecosystem, while most other ebook platforms use epub.Ĭompared to Android version, the iOS app is missing a few features, but it’s still the easiest and most familiar book-reading environment for users who have just switched from Android tablets and smartphones. The most prominent feature of FBReader for iOS is the support for both epub and mobi file format. One of the most popular book-reading apps in the Google Play Store, it has been available for iOS devices since 2017. Right now, FBReader is by far the best independent book reader for iPad and iPhone. For a long time, Marvin and Gerty were our favorites, but they have not been developed since 2017.Īlso, there is still no Anybooks app for iOS, therefore former Android users may start looking around for other familiar solutions. There are lots of book apps offered by independent developers. Many users prefer independent book-reading apps over the ones offered by giant ebook platforms such as Apple or Google.

Piotr Kowalczyk ⋮ Published on March 21, 2020

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