BiblioEteca presents an interesting application for our eBooks

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Something is stirring in the world of digital books, and if a few weeks ago we were trying to devise some way for our favorite writer, author of that novel that has captivated us, to dedicate his copy to us, last week an application was launched on the market that allowed writers to dedicate their own digital books.

Today, to start the week, biblioEteca presents us with a new application of this type, which is sure to cause a great stir and achieve great success given its interesting features, which will allow us options previously unknown in the world of eBooks.

The BiblioEteca app, now available for free on the Google Play and Apple App Stores , allows us to easily and permanently save dedications from our favorite authors. This new app lets us add blank pages to our digital books where writers can write dedications. But that's not all; we can also add a photo, the date, or even the geolocation to immortalize the moment.

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Furthermore, all of you who own an Amazon Kindle will soon be able to enjoy this application, as it will be available in a few days, right after its presentation at the Madrid Book Fair , which is currently taking place in the Spanish capital, according to sources close to the application's developers.

How could it be otherwise, I have been testing the application both on my tablet and on my Smartphone and without a doubt we are facing an interesting application that hides many more options, which are more interesting, in addition to the most striking that can be to help you to add your favorite author's autograph to your eBook.

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Undoubtedly, these types of applications are managing to bridge the gap between digital books and paper books and provide the former with details that many people missed and longed for.

What do you think of the new app launched for free by biblioEteca?

More information – Sign.byeink, the app that will allow authors to sign eBooks. The 72nd Madrid Book Fair goes digital.

Source – biblioeteca.com


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