Wow. Point your mobile web browsÂer to books.google.com/m and you can read full books on your portable device. AccordÂing to The Globe and Mail, Google is makÂing 500,000 books, most from the pubÂlic domain, freely availÂable to you. And if you live in the US, the numÂber will reach 1.5 milÂlion. The colÂlecÂtion includes works by Charles DickÂens, Jane Austen, ShakeÂspeare, MilÂton and more. (You can also find many simÂiÂlar texts in our colÂlecÂtion of free audio books.) I testÂed Google’s mobile books on the iPhone, and it looks realÂly good. HopeÂfulÂly things will work well on your mobile device as well.
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Great. anothÂer ap just for the elite. Does not work on my Palm CenÂtro. “Bad Request!”
Great resource thanks, Dan.
Is there someÂthing malÂfuncÂtionÂing with your blog or with my MozziÂla? I keep clickÂing on the subÂscribe butÂton and I get some strange code from the browsÂer. The feed conÂtent shows many strange charÂacÂters and it looks messy. Maybe it’s from the new softÂware I set up to get the subÂscripÂtion feeds into a cusÂtom way. FrusÂtratÂing, nevÂer the less