#Google play book reader volume scroll for android#
#Google play book reader volume scroll software#

My link there for Kindle for Android is for informational purposes, not downloading. Please note that CWGTV isn’t compatible with the standard Google Play Store. While I can’t get the latest Kindle app running on CWGTV, it will work with some older versions, including one to which I’ll point you. Remember, CWGTV is nothing more than a tiny computer with the Android operating system. Kindle for Android, complete with the ability to use the CWGTV’s sophisticated voice recognition to dictate long notes.

#Google play book reader volume scroll software#

Thanks to software downloads and other tweaks, my CWGTV is now able to run at least older versions of these apps, among others:

Unlike older Chromecasts, this one comes with a highly ergonomic remote control-yes, just perfect for digital page-flipping. If we’re to get more broadband, shouldn’t people be encouraged to use it for more than just faster YouTube or Facebook? Nirvana isn’t here yet, but meanwhile, for the fun of it as well as to refine the books-on-TV concept, I’ve gotten ebooks going experimentally on my $50 Chromecast with Google TV, or CWGTV as I’ll abbreviate it. Maybe in the future, this should even be a government requirement as the prices of the hardware, app development, and other tech drop to next to nothing when scaled up. In the perfect world, 4K TVs, Chromecast- and Roku-style boxes, and their remotes would come with ebook-related capabilities built in. With digital books, small-town and rural households can enjoy zillions of reading choices no matter where they live-including the free kind from libraries. Or how about picture books on large screens for parents to read to young children? The same as paper books? Hardly, but better than no books at all, the norm in millions of U.S. Not to mention the benefits for individuals with certain vision impairments. Consider, too, the potential godsend for paralyzed people.

Certain USB expansion hubs will work, opening up such possibilities as wired keyboards and expanded memory.įor changing pages, clicking on a well-designed TV remote can be easier at times than the usual tap on your phone’s screen or a squeeze on the volume control. A USB cable connects it with an AC power adapter. The Chromecast dongle plugs into an HDMI port on your TV.