Looks like direct upgrades for the Nova C and Leaf 2!

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/850684

Note Taking Updates

Discover more ways to make notes using our new templates, including musical sheets, calligraphy, and more.

You can now search your handwritten notes in a Notebook.

In Basic Notebooks, create proper shapes by drawing and holding your pen in place for a few seconds. For example, if you draw a circle, you can convert it into a perfect circle.

In Basic notebooks, use the new Lasso feature to move, delete, copy, resize, and convert your notes into typed text.

Organize your notebooks with folders.

Never worry about losing your notebooks again. Please turn on the Notebook Backup feature to save them on the Kobo Cloud and view your notebooks on kobo.com/notebooks

You can now adjust line spacing in Advanced Notebooks.

In Advanced Notebooks, you can now highlight text with the button on the stylus.

Added brightness icon in Notebooks.

Updates for most other models

Google Drive support for Elipsa 2E, Elipsa, Sage and Forma.

Improve touch target for each button within the settings page.

Wishlist has a new Filter for items currently on Sale.

Added ebook categories on second page of storefront.

Hi everyone,

I'd really like to get into e-readers and my preferred size would be 8"

But I can't make up my mind. The one that interests me the most is the Boox Nova Air2, but since it runs Android and I heard Boox is does not offer android upgrades, I'm worried that I will be sitting on a brick after only a mere years aince Android moves so fast.

Is there a non-android e-reader like the Air2? Or are my concerns overblown?

Thank you

Thought this would be instructive for some that don’t know the difference.

Kobo Libra 2: https://a.co/d/2LniKQt

Kindle (2022): https://a.co/d/413974L

(Several kindle models are on sale it seems)

Boox tab ultra: https://a.co/d/iiSxfK6

Hope you guys can get one and enjoy!!!

Calibre is an epub file manager (free) that supports any device and can even strip DRM from files! I've been using it for years and I believe that everyone should at least know about it. Here's the manual for those that want to try it.

"Calibre supports almost every single e-reader and is compatible with more devices with every update. You can transfer your e-books from one device to another in seconds, wirelessly or with a cable. And you don’t need any additional tools to do that. Calibre will send the best file format for your device converting it if needed, automatically.

Calibre can convert dozens of file types. No matter where you got your e-book from, it’ll be ready for your device in no time. When converting, you can also automatically change the book’s style, create a table of contents or improve punctuation and margins. Calibre will also detect the format that’s best suited for your device on its own, so you don’t have to bother.

Calibre can also turn your personal documents to e-books or create them from scratch. It can also take all the mundane things that go with it off your plate. It has automatic style helpers and scripts generating the book’s structure."

Feel free to ask any questions here!

A great Ereader tabel comparsion

A Verge Review of the kindle scribe