GoodEreader reporting:
Nokia is trying to capitalize on European markets that have not been
inundated with e-readers. The company has announced today that they
have developed an e-reading application and online bookstore. They
intend to actively market it in France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Spain,
and the UK.
The reading application will be available on their
line of Lumia smartphones, such as the 900, 800, 710, 610. The reading
app itself is available in the online marketplace and the books will be
provided by Overdrive. Major publishers have signed onto this new
project, such as Penguin, Pearson, and Hachette. Thousands of free books
will be available and also plenty of paid downloads. Popular books like
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, One Day, and The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes will be available.
Nokia
mentioned that “While e-books are becoming a common sight in countries
like the US and the UK, they are still in their infancy—or basically
unavailable—in many parts of the world. And this is where the strength
of Nokia Reading lies: in local language e-reading content.”
Nokia
plans on rolling out new enhancements for its online bookstore in the
coming weeks. You will soon be able to download audiobooks and a news
stream.
http://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/nokia-launches-reading-app-and-ebookstore-in-europe/
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