It is not that the Android operating system is terrible at presenting you with eBooks. It is pretty good at opening a lot of them, and the interface is not too bad. But, there are some people who want a little bit more. They want better visualizations when they read, they want better indexing and libraries, and they want readers that are able to read a wider variety of file types. The list below is made up for readers that can do one or more of those things if you download and install them onto your tablet (and phone in some cases)

1. Sony Reader

This is a free app that is able to read ePublications and PDF files. It is able to read kindle books and the like, and it is very good at allowing you to buy new books from different places. You can do things such as highlight text too, which is an option that a lot of readers do not offer. You can download pre-purchased books too, which is something that all of the reader apps should do.

2. Bluefire Reader

It is a free app that you can use to read electronic books. It can definitely read most ePub books with PDF or DRM, but the marketing blurb says that it can handle any publication you throw at it. This is not exactly a wild claim, but it is unexpected for a free app. The compatibility thing means that you can download books from a few different websites and have no problems reading them. It is good in a lot of ways, with on a fiddly “back” button being a flaw. It takes you back to the library, which is not what most people expect when they press “back.”

3. IReader

Yes this is an app that will work for your Android, and it may be found on the Google Play website/store. It is an odd app as it has won a Russian speaking award, even though it is a Chinese design. Nevertheless, it is an app that will allow you to read books on your tablet or your Android phone. It is pleasing to look at and it has a pretty nice bookshelf function that puts a little more of a sentimental feeling back into the reader. It also has a very pleasing page flipping function too that makes reading a little more as if you are reading a book and less like you are reading a stale PDF.

4. Moon + Reader

There is a free and a paid version that you can use. It feels nicely advanced so that you feel like you are getting something for your money. It has listed features on the user interface that allow you to change fonts or color schemes as well as the meat-and-potatoes stuff such as increasing and decreasing the brightness of your reader and the book on your reader. It has a file explorer and a library function that makes finding your books a little easier and a little more visually pleasing.

5. FB Reader

This has nothing to do with Facebook. Its name comes from the XML-format FB2. It is the format that is more commonly associated with electronic books and e-publication. You can choose between a number of modules on the Google Play store. You can also play with the visualizations that tell you what is in your library. You can also sort your library based on authors or genre (there are a bunch of other options you can play with too). You can play with the fonts and the background if you want to make the app a little more personalized.

6. Aldiko Book Reader

This is a good app because they have taken the time to mix functionality with visuals. Some of them make your book look clinical, dry or stale on your screen which makes it a slightly less stimulating read. Then there are those that have so many bells and whistles that it is hard to concentrate on the book itself. This reader has found a nice way of mixing the two up. You can also use the one-click download function, and sorting through your library is very easy too.

7. Cool Reader

This is an app that allows you to read books on your tablet device. It also allows you to transfer your books over to your desktop computer too, which is something that a lot of apps do not offer. On the other hand, there are often easier ways of transferring books over, such as emailing them to yourself. It has a lot of nice functions so that you can personalize your viewing and your reading to how you like it, such as adjusting the background settings and the brightness, etc. It also allows you a number of ways to search out the books you want to read from your library.

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What do you do to ensure that the business meet you organized doesn't fizzle out? As a top entrepreneur in the lead, you must take the initiative to arrange business meets to connect with others. But that isn’t all; you need to create an event that people enjoy. Not something they dread!

It creates a platform where entrepreneurs share their thoughts, views, opinions and crises. It helps you earn the trust and respect of fellow entrepreneurs. And it boosts fellow feeling. You just need to make it a success. But it is easier said than done.

Let’s take a look at 10 simple but effective things that can help you achieve your goal.

Take Your Time to Plan Every Detail

You cannot wait until the last minute to send out the invites and think everyone will turn up. Decide the time and date, select the venue and inform the business meet group members about it in advance. They have to fit it into their busy schedules too.

Check Every Important Aspect In Advance

How will you feel if the audio doesn't work when someone’s making a presentation? Reach the venue and double check every detail. Make sure the space is adequate for all and the audio-visual equipment works.

Make It An Exclusive Event

Identify the niche you are in and create a group with a strong focus on the core concept. When you make it an invite-only event, you generate interest about it among the entrepreneurs in the niche to participate. This also encourages the aspirants to be part of the community.

Make Introductions Easy With Name Tags

It isn't easy to remember the names of hundreds of entrepreneurs at an event. Create name tags. It will make introductions a breeze! You can also add their business name and relevant details to it.

Adhere To Your Goals to Meet Expectations

As an organizer, you need to have a clear idea about what the meet is all about. Make sure this is in keeping with the image of your business. For example, if you are into apps development for educational institutes, educational meets are more suited. Plan the meet according to the purpose.

Organize Topics to Keep Everyone Engaged

What do you want people to talk about? Decide the things you want to interest people in at the meet. Use the topics to initiate conversations. You can also throw in some challenges to keep things in motion.

Offer Exposure for Start-ups

You may also incorporate talks, events, quizzes and such other elements into the business meet. But when you let a start up offer a demo at the meet, you add to its interest. It supplies food for thought for the entrepreneurs present and gives them an excellent topic of discussion.

Give Conversations a Direction

Don’t let the conversation die down. Place your contacts at opportune points to keep it going. With this simple tactic, you will create an environment where people learn new things without a hitch.

Foster Relationships

A business meet is all about the relations entrepreneurs create. And the community they build. It is possible to boost entrepreneurial efforts when people have the support of their peers. Don’t just keep it professional. Let entrepreneurs connect with each other on a personal level. Social hangouts can help you with this.

Keep It Confidential

No entrepreneur will open up unless they are sure that their secret’s safe with the attendees. This is possible only when you assure that it remains within the group. Open and frank discussions will be possible only if you do this.

It isn’t difficult if you are aware of how to keep things in motion at the meet.

With a little planning and effort, it is possible to organize a business meet where the group members can share their stories, offer others positive challenges, help others get back on track and create a strong community.

And what do you get out of it? Well, you become the proud organizer of a business meet that isn’t another monotonous hour of long conversations between people who don’t even connect with each other. But something that gives everyone their fair share of exposure in the community and ample food for thought.