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>NEED TO KNOW

• A D.C. National Guard officer has admitted using his government travel card to support a secret second wife he met while deployed to Mongolia
• Maj. Collin L. Welch, 40, pleaded guilty to “unlawfully inducing aliens to enter and remain in the U.S.” and stealing about $54,000 in government money, the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Columbia, said
• Welch falsely told the woman he was divorced and married her in Mongolia in 2022, later bringing her and her daughter to the U.S.

Thoughts?

The earlier post from u/theculthero today had me thinking about this question.

I have had only one ereader for a week and some now. It's a solid one. However, I recently purchased another one that I'll get eventually (I got it secondhand). I briefly had the thought wondering how it is like to just have one ereader that you use and charge.

Anyway, is there anyone here who either has only one ereader or is choosing to use one ereader only out of their collection for a period of time? How are you holding up? Are you ever tempted with that "itch"?

Hi all, just learned about the Meebook E6. It has buttons. I feel like non phone shaped ereaders that have buttons with this screen size is uncommon (I can only think of the B&N Nooks and most Pocketbook Verse models).

Thoughts? (Not my video, just sharing it)

Thoughts? I didn't realize that they were releasing a new ereader next week.

Can anyone else relate or is it just me?

I have a Boox ereader as well and let’s just say that I have only turned it on once since getting the Kobo this weekend.

Ever since one of y’all told me that it does this for library books, I have finished one book on my Kobo and I’m currently reading 2 books.

Hi all, I am interested in purchasing a Kobo Clara 2E. (I’ll consider purchasing a Clara BW if I can’t find one of these but willing to shoot my shot here first).

I’m in the United States so I’ll prefer that, but I’m also open to any Canadians that might be willing to sell to me.

My only thing is that I’ll like to purchase one in good condition, which includes the battery. Please let me know if you have one to sell.

This is not my review, but this video was suggested to me so I watched. He shows the speed, copy and pasting from one app to another and even addresses if you can use Tappy on a non Boox device. I thought this was a good video that might be helpful to some of you considering the Boox Go 6 Gen 2.

(Still getting pretty well acquainted with mine!)

Hi all, I have been following posts here on the Go 6 Gen 2 (thanks!), which some of you have purchased already. Where are y'all buying it from?

I have been waiting for it to appear on Amazon US, with no luck yet. I see that Best Buy is selling via a third party seller and B&H Photo. So share the details, where are you are purchasing from?

Edit: 28 June - I decided to purchase from B&H. I have purchased from them many times and I'm from the same region so I get things fast.

Hey all, just asking a question I haven’t seen discussed in a while here. How do you feel about buttons on ereaders? Do you prefer them or dislike them or are you indifferent?

Bonus question: If you have more than one ereader (which I’m sure is a good amount of you all), does this affect how you feel about buttons? Does this influence purchasing decisions?

Curious to read your thoughts.

Thoughts? I found this to be interesting.

I have tried and owned 2 Android ereaders previously. As I look again, I see ones that go from Android 10 to Android 16. When people ask about ereaders to buy, sometimes people here are quick to say, “That’s an old version of Android. I don’t suggest getting it” or a statement along those lines.

Does the version of Android really matter if you want to use reading apps? And if it does, how old is too old?