Kindle Fire-Usable Version of OverDrive Is Now Available in Amazon App Store

A Kindle Fire-usable version of the OverDrive e-library app has now reached the Amazon App Store.
This might give the version of the Android app a boost to the beautiful fire is essentially a machine into a Android cash register Amazon.
Fire earlier owners had to go to the site to download the application OverDrive informally.
But for me personally, the big news is option all bold text in the OverDrive for iPads, iPhones and key.
So many fans have their library wish lists own Accessibility features bold and full lead mine, because I cherish standpoint extra-high contrast for reading e-books, even LCDs.
Earlier in 2012 held in OverDrive option with bold for the Android version, and now it is out of goodies similar to Apple devices, in fact, not only all the text bold, but also the ability multicolumn, as does the Android incarnation.
Other improvements in the new iOS version is "in-app browser" for "OverDrive-powered sites," which, although not quite transparent, Kindle means that you can switch Web page back to see your shelf with a tap without effort.s no need to clutter things up with a new browser window.
Unfortunately, the new iOS version will not let me change the spacing lines as much as I would like, and it would be wonderful if OverDrive and other providers of applications, including library 88880023 increasingly innovative Douglas County Library, text to voice capabilities available to book present.
In all applications of the library, I also welcome the ability to fill the gaps between paragraphs in books, using indentation to show new starts.
Yet, new wrinkles OverDrive are some progress.
Click on the image for a more detailed view of all the bold text and multiple columns in action.
From interest libarians more tech-savvy, "v2.6" OverDrive Media Console as the application e-library is called, "uses Google Analytics to compile anonymous usage data, which will help us develop as future versions of the application.
Please note that the OMC does not collect personally identifiable information and the application allows users to opt out of sending anonymous usage data.