Interesting! I just recently upgraded my old 6" Kindle to a 7" Kobo. I’m very happy about it, and the extra size is nice. If a more portable reader that doesn’t compromise on screen size exists when I’m ready to upgrade next I’m all for it

Thanks, I’ll keep an eye on it and consider if I should give it a shot.

Just curious, what features work and what do you have to miss out on by foregoing Garmin connect? On their website Garmin devices are generally listed as partially supported, and I’m not sure what that entails.

Gboard is so far the only one i know that actually works with my use case. Swiping with multiple languages active at once, and actually figuring out what I want to type.

I’m running it without Google services or network access.

I have everything in English, even though it is not my native language. It was what the versions of DOS were as a kid, and I got so used to it that using the Danish version seems odd to me.

California should rather join Denmark.

I’m glad I started converting all my amazon books long ago. When I finally got a Kobo last month, there were no issues since the work was done.

ILM

四十二

A Plague Tale: Innocence. Not my typical type of game, but I wanted a nice story and it provided.

He’s not the Messiah, he’s a very naughty boy!

I’ve been using Kindle Paperwhite since 2013. The hardware is fantastic, but their locked down nature is less than amazing. I’m currently looking at options for upgrading and moving away from the kindle ecosystem, and the the Kobo Clara BW is a compelling option. Or maybe wait and see if a new BW Libra comes out.