By default it comes with the GetJar app market, with over 15,000 apps. The Kobo Vox has the ability to load in your own books, pictures, video, and applications.
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We had plenty of time to experiment with the device and have compiled a fully featured application list you can download right to your device. The was officially released today and at Good e-Reader we have filmed our own in-house review and comparisons vs. If you don't have what you paid for, you are entitled to get your money › ▆ Kobo App For Mac Won't Open I know it's a hassle for you and maybe the amount of money involved may not be worth your time, but it sets a bad precedent.
I would urge you to not just let them keep your money without you having the item you paid for.
Phone support.my experience with it was a few years ago and it was a disaster, but Kobo has since stopped using that particular offshore company. The chat was good, things got done in a timely manner. And no way to phone unless you fill out that e-mail form.Īs a customer, it concerns me that a company would have customers' credit card info on file and not be easily contacted should a problem occur. I've been all over the Kobo website just now, and I don't see any chat option there anymore. I was trying Kobo to support a local bookstore and because friends who have more contacts in publishing than I do say diversity in ebook sources is important for competition.but if the competition can't deliver a readable book to me in *any* form, I'm going to just go back to Amazon. This is *so* dang frustrating that I'm about ready to let them keep my money and go buy the book again on a platform that *works*. I appreciate the help y'all are trying to give me. Oh, and there's up to a 60 hour delay before they will respond to email. I'd try this.but how do you find the online chat? When I go to the help page, the only option I get is to submit by email (and from experience I know I'll get a pop-up for phone option after I submit the email form). Thanks for trying to help, and I'd be happy to try anything else you can suggest. There appears to be no download option at all: when I go to my library and select the book, I get a "go to my library" button and next to it is blue text that says "available on these devices": clicking on that text just takes me to the bottom of the page where there is a list of devices that this book can be read on.
The book is a TOR book and is not DRM'd (it's Lock In by John Scalzi). To see if there is a download option go to My Library on the website & it should have a blueish button by the book if there is a download other than Kobo's proprietary kePub. If it doesn't have DRM any ePub reader should work. In Adobe Digital Editions on your Macbook and in a DRM capable reading app on the iPad (such as BlueFire if compatible) assuming the book is DRM'd & you don't want to remove it. Then you could download the ePub, either DRM-free or Adobe DRM'd (download with Adobe Digital Editions) depending on the book and read it that way.
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EDIT: The other option would be if the book in question has an ePub download option, most do (occasionally it's PDF instead & some have no such option).
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