Google’s latest Play Books update for Android makes the app a lot easier to use for reading non-fiction e-books. See, Play Books is perfect if you’re just reading something from cover to cover. But if you’re using it to read text or reference books for school, or maybe even cookbooks (materials you usually flip through to find the page you’re looking for), then it can be infuriating to use. Now, the latest version comes with a handful of features to change that, including one called Skim Mode that makes it easy to skim pages, as you can see after the break. Another feature called Quick Bookmarks lets you jump between the parts you’ve bookmarked, while the last one called Notes & Highlights is especially useful for students, since it lets you highlight text (say, quotes or important info you want to remember later) and take notes while reading. If you desperately need these features to get you through the next semester, head over to Google Play to download the app’s latest version.
This article is automatically posted by WP-AutoPost : WordPress AutoBlog plugin
How to apply Baidu Translator API Key?, WP-AutoPost
Google makes Play Books more student friendly
No comments:
Post a Comment