#Kobo app vs kindle app download#

When the Push to Kindle preview screen loads (after you use extension’s toolbar button on a web article) you’ll see a download panel with buttons to download the article in different formats. If you use our Push to Kindle browser extensions, you have two options to send web articles to your Kobo device.ĭownload EPUB and place it in your Kobo Dropbox folder Sending web articles to the Kobo Elipsa with Push to Kindle At the time of writing only the Kobo Elipsa, Kobo Sage and Kobo Forma do. Note: Not all Kobo devices offer Dropbox integration. From there you can open and annotate them using the Kobo Elipsa stylus. Any EPUBs you place in this folder can be downloaded and loaded into your Kobo library. When you set that up on your device you will have a special folder on Dropbox that your Kobo will have access to. The Kobo Elipsa does not offer such a service, but it does offer Dropbox integration. After generating an EPUB from a web article, Push to Kindle uses it to deliver the article to your Kindle library. Kindle users can send documents to their devices using Kindle’s Personal Documents Service. Sending EPUBs to your e-reader: Kobo vs Kindle With our Push to Kindle service you can generate standard EPUBs from web articles, which let you use the stylus and other Kobo features designed for ebooks. The downside with that approach is that currently it is not to possible to mark up web articles loaded from your Pocket account (the Kobo Elipsa will display a message saying using the stylus on such articles is not supported). Then you sign in to your Pocket account on your Kobo device and access your saved articles. You sign up for a Pocket account and save web articles to your account via your phone, tablet or laptop. The traditional way to read web articles on the Kobo is to use its Pocket integration.

Web articles on the Kobo: Pocket vs Push to Kindle Reducing the font size on an EPUB to a certain point triggers the two-column layout on the Kobo Elipsa. With its larger display, the Kobo Elipsa also lets you read and annotate web articles and EPUBs in a two-column layout. A web article ( Meditation in an Age of Cataclysms) processed by Push to Kindle and marked up on a Kobo Elipsa. In this post we’ll show you how you can mark up web articles produced by our Push to Kindle service on the Kobo Elipsa. It’s larger than most e-readers and it comes with a stylus which allows you to mark up documents in a similar way you would with with pen and paper.

Kobo app vs kindle app