Are there any apps which support both PDF and EPUB files?
I've tried Alkido, Laputa, and StarBooks, they only seem to support either PDF OR epub, not both.
Any suggestions?
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Txtr purports to support both, but hasn't gotten very good reviews.
Speak Text Easy and MultiReader are primarily for text-to-speech, but they both appear to support both file formats.
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Aldiko is a good free application for reading PDF and ePub documents.
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OP mentions that they have already tried Aldiko. – ale Apr 24 '12 at 15:31
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Aldiko supports pdf and epub according to the app description- "Advanced library management system: import your own EPUB and PDF files into the app to read them on the go" Probably in 2010 it didnt – Ruben Roy Apr 24 '12 at 15:36
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@AlEverett yes but OP is from 2010. Pdf support is from 2011. – Jun 05 '12 at 10:40
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Okay, makes sense. – ale Jun 05 '12 at 13:04
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Both Aldiko and FBreader support PDF reading without conversion. As the app should update, you can check them again.
I found these later: Aldiko only supports non-DRM'd EPUB. NOOK for Android by B&N and Kobo eBooks seem support both PDF and EPUB.
Get the information from: http://www.pdfmate.com/read-pdf-with-ebook-reader-app-for-android.html
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I am using BlueFire Reader. It is free of charge and can display PDF and ePub files with Adobe DRM.
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Moon+ Reader in the Pro version supports almost all formats available, including ePub and PDF. You can even highlight and annotate text; with PDF files, these highlights/annotations will be directly embedded into the file (so you then can simply transfer the PDF to another reader and have your notes included), while for the other formats they are stored separately. Support is pretty good, fixes and new features are constantly released (developer is quite active and responding).
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