Hi everyone, I have a little problem.
I'm reading a book pdf on my smart Android. I downloaded BeamReader and I must say that the book reads well because by setting the "Text view" page to display and resize the text, making reading enjoyable (but does not "view as pdf").
The problem is that it does not save the page I'm reading, if I close it again from the first. For books "doc" I use Cool Reader, instead when I open my own place is the last page I was reading, something comfortable.
Someone can indicate a player that does the same thing with "pdf"?
IReader pro from market. It is free
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melvinchng said:
IReader pro from market. It is free
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Thank you for the answer, but iReader Full does not read the PDF, I have just tried.
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Is there any sort of application that lets you edit Word and Exel documents?
I've only came across applications that display them, but never Edit :\
SrebX said:
Is there any sort of application that lets you edit Word and Exel documents?
I've only came across applications that display them, but never Edit :\
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Documents to Go Full (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dataviz.docstogoapp) is my personal favorite for editing and creating word documents and excel spreadsheets on the go.
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Quickoffice Pro is also awesome.
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OfficeSuite Pro
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Since google rss reader shutsdown i am looking.for a decent rss reader for wildfire.
Please suggest with ur experiences.
Thanks a bundle
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I didn't personally use the rss reader however here is some links to some alternatives.
http://android.appstorm.net/roundup...your-addiction-in-a-post-google-reader-world/
http://www.businessinsider.com/goog...silicon_alley_insider+(Silicon+Alley+Insider)
I don't have a personal opinion about these apps as I don't use them. But try some of these.
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I been using gReader for a long long time and never gave a me problem, it sync beautifully between all my devices(laptop/desktop and phone) and now that Google Reader is close hey join team with Feedly and i feel like nothing change. My life is perfect
Register here 1st
http://cloud.feedly.com/#welcome
Here the Android app, sign in with your Feedly account
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...reader&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd
Hinto
For news reading, you can also use hinto[dot]co
It's a free web app that allows you to select which websites contents to keep up with.
Try FeedR, its an excellent rss reader & low on memory and brazingly faster the greader.
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Hi...you like sing with karaoke medias ,listening to your favorite track along with lyrics or watching subtitled music-videos?it being enjoyable also could be great language training and self-learning facility for non-native English speakers like me.
the most easiest to use and more reachable than others is a lyric player that someone could have quick look at it at any short free time like city-in short trips by bus , metro etc .
plus getting its media (a text formatted file) is not supposed to be a drudgery, big money-costable and needs really low web surfing skills !
lack of such good Lyric player App for android is now clearly palpable.
i have spent to much time googling it for my desired lyric app, even searched at any kind of markets and forums seeking for a complete and at least bug-free one, now got just nothing!
alright android devices have to many lyric apps but IMO none functional.sorry for this.
This is a Request page for Lyric player app compatible all Android devices and all type media players!
read it then join me to find a gracious Developer to make one.i ll also look forward to your great ideas.
(if you agreed me hit the Thank then rate it to get our flag high!)
Features requested:
1.At least .Lrc and .txt files loadable.
2.Its supposed to be a standalone app.*
3. Built-in graphical UI Lrc creator(editor).
4. Management of sorted list of loaded and associated files.
5.Ability to get media directly from local storage or search and download from internet pages or reliable online DBs.
6.Customization for screen overlying text flow**
7.Play/pause, FF/ FR gesture and buttons for text flow control(to synch with song)
8.Notification Bar trigger and shake trigger: to start, while app is ready but minimized
9.i'm still thinking ...
*so preferred because of compatibility for all players or the app could be associated with any MP with user permission.
**standard options for text: number of line per page, text size ,font, margins and dynamically auto text highlighting... also for BG: transparent/solid color or a custom image... etc.
dear Dev. if you do this for us ,i promise will follow/like/circle/thank you till im alive ...
Good lucks!
No one will help.....
Are you in search of codes?
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aashukmehta said:
No one will help.....
Are you in search of codes?
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nope! i'm not skillful in codding programs, indeed im a noob but a good idea maker!
Hehe same here
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aashukmehta said:
Hehe same here
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Lets do it ourself .
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Have you started this project?
I just wanted to share this new app with the community. It's called S-pen Recorder for Note 10.1 2014 and is available in the Samsung App store. It allows pdf hand written notes to be synced with recorded audio. You can also click a portion of your written text and the audio recorded at that moment will be played. One note, Spen SDK must be installed from Google Play store or this app won't work. I found this out by emailing the developer who responded promptly and was very helpful. This is the 1st app on Android that I have seen that adds my most missed feature from Notability on my old Ipad. Glad it's available for our Notes!
very interesting hint. thx
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I can't seem to be able to find this app in the Samsung Store. Can you or anyone point me in the right direction please?
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To get the app you have to visit the Samsung App Store from your Note. It won't show up if you look it up on a phone unless you use a Web browser and select your Note on the left. I hope this link below works.
http://apps.samsung.com/mars/topApp...4|@tot=12|@idx=0|@doc=G00019423893|@title=nil
Lecture Notes.
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BclingergFJ said:
Lecture Notes.
Via my Note 3
Lecture Notes is a great app but it doesnt allow you to click a portion of written text and have the audio play from that exact spot.
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Does this work with any application using the pen, including Lecture Notes?
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iceddown said:
Lecture Notes is a great app but it doesnt allow you to click a portion of written text and have the audio play from that exact spot.
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Actually, it does. I use it all the time.
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Does this work with any application using the pen, including Lecture Notes?<br />
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Care to share how?
I emailed the developer of Lecture Notes 2 weeks ago and he told me it didn't offer that function.
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It's a lecture notes add on. Just search for lecturerecordings.
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notebooko said:
It's a lecture notes add on. Just search for lecturerecordings.
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it does not do that. It just does a screen recording and then you have to scroll through the video to find what was being said at that time, which is very inefficient for a 2 hour lecture. This app lets you click on what you wrote within the note itself and it will play the audio based on what was being said at that stroke.
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it does not do that. It just does a screen recording and then you have to scroll through the video to find what was being said at that time, which is very inefficient for a 2 hour lecture. This app lets you click on what you wrote within the note itself and it will play the audio based on what was being said at that stroke.
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In LectureRecordings open the notebook you want to play back and click replay notebook. Once in the replay screen press the menu button and choose the option 'Search Recordings' and then it asks you to touch a spot in the notebook that you want the audio to start from and it'll start at that keystroke.
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In LectureRecordings open the notebook you want to play back and click replay notebook. Once in the replay screen press the menu button and choose the option 'Search Recordings' and then it asks you to touch a spot in the notebook that you want the audio to start from and it'll start at that keystroke.
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i love you.
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i love you.
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Yea, not a lot of people know about it. I didn't even know it could do that and just stumbled upon it one day.
hey guys
. i'm a book lover and i always read book. can anyone suggest me any pdf reader which has fit to screen mode is best for my device? i have tried adobe pdf reader but its a little bit slow. ebookdroid is fast but dont have fit to sceeen option. i dont know this is the place to ask
, but you guys are the only one who i know to ask. guys i really need your advice.
sorry for bad english
Quickoffice is good. With all premium goodies for free. It might be handy.
Yes quickpic
or perfect viewer with pdf plugin
Of all the pdf readers I've used I find ezPdfReader the best.
It is because of it's text reflow feature which is very essential due to star's small screen size :silly: and works very smoothly :victory:. It also has night mode feature, supports password protected pdfs, auto scroll etc.
I'm a book lover too and I've finished many books using this app !
thanks to all of you guys. what i am using now is adobe pdf reader and quuckoffice. i'll try ezPdfReader. i have no idea quickpic can view pdf file.
Due to star's small screen size reading e-book is very annoying...quickoffice and ezpdfreader are good....u can also try officesuite...it is very fast
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kima09 said:
thanks to all of you guys. what i am using now is adobe pdf reader and quuckoffice. i'll try ezPdfReader. i have no idea quickpic can view pdf file.
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No i meant quickoffice sorry.
And perfect viewer is nice
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T3snake said:
No i meant quickoffice sorry.
And perfect viewer is nice
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okay.. i am using ezPdfReader and quickoffice now. ez is smooth. i'll try perfect viewer later.
Arghyadeep said:
Due to star's small screen size reading e-book is very annoying...quickoffice and ezpdfreader are good....u can also try officesuite...it is very fast
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yea, i used both reader you had mentioned. those two are pretty good. just uninstall adobe reader (which is freaky slow)...i'll try officesuit l8r if it has text reflow option.