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Contents 1 eBook software 1.1 PalmOS 1.2 WebOS 1.3 Windows 1.4 Windows Mobile 1.5 Linux 1.6 MacOS X 1.7 iPhone and iPad 1.8 Android 1.9 BlackBerry 1.10 Symbian OS 1.11 Cell phones 1.12 Nintendo DS 1.13 Sony PSP 1.14 Web based reading 1.14.1 Downloading 1.15 Others

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[edit] eBook software

There is a wide variety of eBook software available on a wide variety of formats. The most popular formats for commercial eBooks include PDF, MOBI, LIT, and eReader roughly in that order. (ePUB is a new emerging standard format.) Click for more information on eBook formats. If you add dedicated eBook Readers then you would have to add BBeB, the Sony eBook format and Amazon AZW to the list of popular formats.

[edit] PalmOS

PalmOS document formats A few notes about documents on Palm devices. All of the programs below except the PDF readers can read PalmDOC files and maybe other formats.

• Adobe Acrobat Reader for PalmOS: This is a version of the Adobe Reader (Acrobat) written for PalmOS. Despite being written by Adobe, some features of PDF files are unavailable.
• CSpotRun An early Palm "doc" file viewer
• Deep Reader: A Palm "doc" file reader for PalmOS PDAs. Abandoned by the author and no longer developed.
• eReader: eReader eBook reading software that was supplied with a number of Palm devices.
• iSilo: A shareware PalmOS viewer for offline HTML files.
• LionDoc A Palm doc and zText file viewer, based on CSpotRun code.
• MobiPocket Reader: A PalmOS reader for documents in MobiPocket format and Palm doc files.
• Palm Fiction A free, open source reader for PalmDOC, FB2, zTXT, plain ASCII text, and RTF files.
• PalmPDF A free, open source PDF viewer for Palm OS5 devices, based on a port of the XPDF library.
• Plucker: A free, open source offline viewer for HTML on PalmOS PDAs.
• ReadThemAll: A free, open source reader with an innovative scrolling method.
• TealDoc: A commercial reader from TealSoft.
• Tome Raider: features database like access with in an eBook reader.
• uBook: A simple, lean but powerful eBook Reader. Also uBookLite.
• WeaselReader: A free, open source reader for Palm "DOC" and zTXT files, originally written to view Project Gutenberg etexts.

[edit] WebOS

Palm Pre and HP TouchPad use WebOS, that features multitasking.

• Kobobooks: free eBook app for the iPhone. Sample, purchase and read content from the Kobo store.
• pReader Open source ebook (GPL v3) reader for the Palm Pre running WebOS. Supports Text, HTML, PalmDOC, MobiPocket, eReader and EPUB files, with support for eReader and Mobi DRM.
• Popelli Reader for the Palm Pre - Reads Text, HTML, Mobipocket (PRC), Microsoft Reader (LIT), PalmDOC (PDB) and EPUB formatted books.

[edit] Windows

In alphabetical order. There are also Portable Apps for this platform that can be installed on a portable memory USB device or memory card.

• Adobe Acrobat Reader: The original PDF reader. Freeware.
• Adobe Digital Editions: Reads PDF and ePUB documents. Freeware.
• AlReader
• Amazon Kindle Reader: Reads AZW, and non-DRM MOBI.
• AZARDI Reads ePub 2 and ePub 3
• Blio: eBook software with interactive features.
• Calibre: Reads LRF, MOBI, ePUB, LIT, FB2, RTF. Open source.
• Comic Reader Pro: A program for displaying comic books in the CBR and CBZ formats. It will also display any folder of images.
• ComicRack: Comic reader and manager.
• Cool Reader: Multiplatform reader for FB2/TXT/HTML/DOC/RTF files with function to export files to WOLF format for Hanlin v3/v8 eReader.
• DocReader: A reader for PalmDOC and TXT files. It can convert between these two formats.
• eBook Library: A free download from Sony to read LRF/LRX and ePUB files. It can also manage eBooks for the Sony Reader.
• EBook Reader Pro: Currently works with TXT, HTML and LIT format eBooks.
• eBooksReader: A reader included with AEH formatted eBooks.
• EPUBReader: An add-on for reading ePUB documents with the Firefox Web Browser.
• eTextReader: is a reader intended primarily to read Project Gutenberg TXT files. It can also import a few other formats such as Word, RTF, HTML, PalmDOC.
• Evince: A GNOME reader now available for Windows, reads PDF, PostScript, DJVU, multipage TIFF and DVI.
• FBReader: A universal reading program for lots of formats, including ePUB. Open source.
• Foxit: Freeware PDF viewer.
• HaaliReader: Windows Mobile reader, supporting FB2 and TXT formats, and dictionaries support. Free, open source.
• ICE Book Reader: ICE Book Reader Professional supports TXT, HTML, XML, RTF, LIT, CHM, Microsoft DOC, PDB and PRC, PSION/EPOC books (.TCR) and FictionBook files (all versions) (.FB2, .XML).
• iSilo: A shareware viewer for offline HTML files.
• Kindle for PC: A Reader to allow reading Kindle eBooks on a PC. Can also help manage Kindle devices.
• Lucidor is an ePUB reader for Linux, Windows, or MACOS X. Lucifox is the same except it is an extension for Firefox. Both support OPDS catalogs.
• Martview: A free download that reads PDF and proprietary MART files. There is a converter to create Mart files that can be uploaded to the site.
• Microsoft Reader: Reader for LIT files.
• MobiPocket Reader: Reader for the MOBI format. The Windows version can also serve as a library manager.
• MuPDF: A lightweight PDF viewer.
• Nitro PDF reader: Freeware PDF viewer.
• Nook Study from Barnes and Noble is an eBook Reader for ePUB. It supports ADE and BN DRM books and provides special organization features for students.
• OpenBerg Lector: A reader that uses Firefox. It can read LIT, ePUB, HTML, and CBR CBZ.
• Palm eReader: Palm also produce a version of its eBook reading software for Windows.
• PDF-XChange Viewer freeware PDF viewer. The company offers more complex PDF tools, too.
• PressReader offers a subscription service for periodicals. File format is proprietary.
• Ripple Reader: Recordable eBook Reader for children - books are only available from them.
• Sony Reader App: A good reader for testing ADE based ePub books.
• Stanza Desktop is an eBook reader that features the ability to read books in many different formats (such as LIT, ePUB, HTML, Mobipocket, Kindle, PDF, and RTF) and export to several portable devices.
• STDU Explorer is free file manager for previewing and managing PDF, DjVu, Comic Book Archive (CBR or CBZ), XPS and image file formats (BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, PSD and WMF).
• STDU Viewer is a free viewer for CBR, CBZ, DjVu, FB2, PDF, TXT, XPS, TCR, BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, PSD, TIFF, EMF and WMF files.
• Sumatra PDF viewer: a very fast, light, small, portable open source PDF viewer.
• Talking Clipboard can read ePUB, PDF, HTML, RTF, DOC files and can convert them to audio. It supports inbuilt WordNet dictionary.
• Tome Raider features database like access with in an eBook reader.
• uBook: A simple, lean but powerful eBook Reader. Also uBookLite.
• VitalSource Library provides eBook software that features graphics support.
• yBook: A free eBook reader that supports a two page layout. It can read TXT, HTML, RTF, ePUB and PalmDOC formats.
• ZuluReader: Freeware that reads ePUB and RTF.

[edit] Windows Mobile

Covers Windows Phone 7, Windows CE, Pocket PC and Windows Smartphone.

• Adobe Acrobat Reader: PDF Reader provides reflow for the smaller screen.
• Allreader+ supports TXT, HTML, RTF, FB2, ePUB, DOC, DOCX, ODT, SXW, ABW, ZABW, CHM, PDB/PRC (PalmDOC, zTXT mode 1) and TCR formats.
• eReader: eReader also produce a version of its eBook reading software for Windows Mobile.
• Foxit: PDF reader provides reflow for smaller screens. Supports ARM WinCE 4.2, 5.0 devices and WM5/6 and Pocket PC 2003 via an older version. Shareware; the unregistered version displays a banner.
• Freda: ePUB, TXT, HTML reader. Free. For Windows Phone 7. (There is also a version for WM 5 and 6, touchscreen devices).
• HaaliReader: Windows Mobile reader, supporting FB2 and TXT formats, and dictionaries support. Free, open source.
• iSilo: A shareware viewer for offline HTML files
• Lister: Basic HTML viewer with support for Palm Doc (PDB & PRC) and GNU .GZ archives. It is a free, lightweight and fast program for devices running Pocket PC 2002 and up.
• Microsoft Reader: for LIT files.
• MobiPocket Reader: For the MOBI format.
• Reader Mobile: Text only PDF and TXT reader that warps text to fit small screens.
• PocketXpdf: Open Source PDF viewer ported to Pocket PC 2003 and later.
• POKAT: - A flip page PDF reader ideal for magazines.
• PressReader: offers a subscription service for periodicals. File format is proprietary.
• Plucker: A free, open source offline viewer for HTML
• Raccoon Reader: - Windows Phone 7 reader for ePub, fb2, txt, fb2.zip. A free, trial version with limitations, removed in the paid version.
• Team One Reader 3.0: Supported formats: MHT, CHM, PDF, ZIP, PDB, PRC, JSP, CGI, PHP, ASP, XEB, XML, SHTML, SHTM, HTML, HTM, H, CPP, C, TXT. With Image module: GIF, BMP, JPEG, JPG, PNG, 2BP. Shareware.
• Tiny Ebook Reader: Windows Mobile Pocket PC/Smartphone reader, supporting TXT, HTML, unencrypted LIT and and its own proprietary TeBR format. Shareware, commercial.
• Tome Raider: features database like access with in an eBook reader. Format is TR3
• uBook: A simple, lean but powerful eBook Reader. Also uBookLite.
• Unyverse: Read Wikipedia and any RSS news Feed (freeware, Windows Mobile 5.0 or higher and an wireless connection).
• Vade Mecum: open source Plucker document reader.
• ZuluReader: Freeware that reads ePUB and RTF. (Crashes on WM 6 Standard.)

[edit] Linux

• Adobe Acrobat Reader: Freeware PDF reader.
• AZARDI Reads ePub 2 and ePub 3
• Calibre: Reads LRF, MOBI, ePUB, LIT, FB2, RTF. Open source.
• Comic Reader Pro: is a program for displaying comic books in the CBR and CBZ formats. It will also display any folder of images.
• Cool Reader: Multiplatform reader for FB2/TXT/HTML/DOC/RTF files with function to export files to WOLF format for Hanlin v3/v8 eReader.
• EBook Reader Pro: currently works with TXT, HTML and LIT format eBooks.
• EPDFView: a lightweight PDF viewer.
• EPUBReader: is an add-on for reading ePUB documents with the Firefox Web Browser.
• Evince: Reader for the GNOME desktop, reads PDF, PostScript, DJVU, multipage TIFF and DVI.
• FBReader: e-book reader originally created for Zaurus, but now multiplatform.
• Foxit: PDF reader for embedded and desktop versions.
• Lucidor is an ePUB reader for Linux, Windows, or MACOS X. Lucifox is the same except it is an extension for Firefox.
• MuPDF: a lightweight PDF viewer.
• Okular: KDE based reader for PDF, DejaVu, PS, CHM, DVI, XPS, FictionBook, ComicBook, EPub and various others.
• Openinkpot (often designated as OI) is an open source eBook firmware.
• Xpdf: open source PDF viewer.

[edit] MacOS X

• Adobe Acrobat Reader: Freeware PDF viewer.
• Adobe Digital Editions: Reads PDF and ePUB documents. Freeware.
• Amazon Kindle Reader: - Reads AZW, and non-DRM MOBI.
• AZARDI Reads ePub 2 and ePub 3
• Calibre: Reads LRF, MOBI, ePUB, LIT, FB2, RTF. Open source.
• Chamonix: Reads CHM files.
• Comic Reader Pro: is a program for displaying comic books in the CBR and CBZ formats. It will also display any folder of images.
• Cool Reader: Multiplatform reader for FB2/TXT/HTML/DOC/RTF files with function to export files to WOLF format for Hanlin v3/v8 eReader.
• EBook Reader Pro: currently works with TXT, HTML and LIT format eBooks.
• EPUBReader: is an add-on for reading ePUB documents with the Firefox Web Browser.
• eReader: eReader Ebook reading software from Fictionwise.
• FBReader: e-book reader ported to OS-X 10.4 Intel version.
• ImageBrowser: Comic book reader (CBR/CBZ).
• Lucidor is an ePUB reader for Linux, Windows, or MACOS X. Lucifox is the same except it is an extension for Firefox.
• OpenBerg Lector: - A reader that uses Firefox. Can read LIT, ePUB, HTML, and CBR/CBZ.
• PressReader: offers a subscription service for periodicals. File format is proprietary.
• Ripple Reader: recordable eBook Reader for children - books are only available from them.
• Sony Reader App: A good reader for testing ADE based ePub books.
• Stanza Desktop is an eBook reader that features the ability to read books in many different formats (such as LIT, ePUB, HTML, Mobipocket, Kindle, PDF, and RTF) and export to several portable devices.
• VitalSource Library: provides eBook software that features graphics support.
• MacBookReader: Simple reader for FB2 files.

[edit] iPhone and iPad

These readers work on iPhone and iPod Touch. Note that some can use eBook formats available from several sources while some can only work with eBooks obtained specifically for the application. Not all of these applications will work on the iPad. Some iPhone applications will need FullForce installed to use the full screen resolution.

• Annotater: is available from the Apple store. It reads PDF documents and allows annotation.
• AppEngines, LLC: sells eBooks with the application built-in.
• Bluefire Reader: supports Adobe eBook DRM for ePUB and PDF, including B&N and library DRM. iPad and iPhone apps.
• Books.app: First eBook Reader for the iPhone.
• Book Troupe: lets you store your ePUB collection in Dropbox or Box, and supports social annotation (also available for Android)
• BookZ HD. BookZ was one of the oldest ereader available on the iPhone--it is now available for the iPad. The app offers a reading experience similar to iBooks. It loads TXT files and allows adding additional Stardict dictionaries making it useful for reading other languages.
• DL Reader: supports Adobe eBook DRM for ePUB and PDF, including Barnes & Noble and library lending. iPad and iPhone apps.
• Eucalyptus: designed to read like a book with 20,000 eBooks available.
• Enhanced-editions: Custom application for iPhone.
• eReader: Ebook reading software from Fictionwise.
• Files: general document reader (doc, rtf, txt etc), with excellent support for PDF.
• Good Reader: from Goodiware, excellent support for large PDF documents (including annotation), also plays other media files (like movies), allows organization in folders, password protection, etc.
• Google Books: read ebooks in your Google Books Library.
• iBooks: comes with iPad and provides ePub and PDF support
• iFlow Reader: ePUB (Adobe DRM) reader, with highlighting, annotation, bookmarks, Facebook sharing, dictionary lookup.
• iPhone Bookshelf: eBook Reader for the iPhone and iPOD touch. Reads several formats.
• iSilo: eBook reader will roots in PalmOS.
• Kindle Reader: Share eBooks between the Amazon Kindle and your iPhone.
• Kobobooks: free eBook app for the iPhone. Sample, purchase and read content from the Kobo store.
• Legends: An eBook Reader from ZappTek with eBooks are available though the iTunes store.
• Libris: eBook reader that can download books from several on-line sources and transfer from a Mac or PC using Libris Desktop. Reads several popular formats.
• Martview: Social Reading on a iPad that reads proprietary MART files. There is a converter to create Mart files that can be uploaded to the site.
• MegaReader: 1.8 Million Free Books. Highly customizable. ePub, OPDS, and Calibre support. From Inkstone Software, the maker of QuickReader. [1].
• MobileReader: Free iPhone app to read online news, articles as well as books and documents in big letters on a small screen. [2].
• Nook Study from Barnes and Noble is an eBook Reader for ePUB. It supports ADE and BN DRM books and provides special organization features for students.
• QuickReader: The Speed Reading eBook Reader. Super customizable. Touch free reading. ePub, OPDS, and Stanza-format catalog support. Download books from Calibre, Feedbooks, Internet Archive, Project Gutenberg, Baen Free Library, Smashwords, and others. iPad version coming soon. Demo Video.
• Readdle: for Online Reading.
• Stanza: has a native iPhone application that can download books from a built-in Online Catalog or transfer books in a variety of formats from a Mac or PC using Stanza Desktop.
• ShuBook: very similar to Stanza, though its origins with Chinese language show for English users. Compatible with Calibre's and similar sharing methods.
• Text On Phone: for Online Reading
• Textreader: reads many eBook formats.
• Wattpad: is a Java app that can retrieve and read eBooks. These are uploaded to the site by writers or PD text.
• Yong iReader: Work on any mobile devices. Has built-in dictionary for iphone users.
• Papers synchonises with Papers on the Mac. Specifically meant for reading research papers.
• Ouiivo Reader: The latest eReader for iPhone & iPod Touch. Very nice UI.
• Txtr: allows reading of Adobe DRM ePubs.
• uBooks: Reads ePub, HTML, FB2, and TXT

[edit] Android

These readers work on devices running the Android OS. General purpose eReaders do not support DRM unless noted.

Booksellers eReaders

• Books
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: epub PDF
  • Online catalogs: Google books
  • Note: Only works with google books not side loading personal books. Basic reading client with excellent sync abilities

• eReader (Not in Android Market)
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: pdb
  • Online catalogs: eReader.com, Fictionwise
  • Notes: bookmarks, highlights, notes, dictionary look-up when a compatible dictionary is installed.

• Kindle for Android
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: azw, mobi (DRM-free), topaz
  • Online catalogs: Amazon
• nook for Android
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub (B&N DRM, DRM-free), pdb(eReader with DRM)
  • Online catalogs: B&N
• Reader by Sony
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub, PDF
  • Online catalogs: Sony

General Purpose eReaders

• AEPReader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: txt, pdb (PalmDoc), prc/mobi (html, epub)
  • Online catalogs: Unknown
• Aldiko
  • Cost: Free with $2.99 "premium" edition available
  • Formats supported: ePub (Adobe and B&N DRM, DRM-free), PDF (Adobe DRM, DRM-free)
  • Online catalogs: feedbooks, O'Reilly, All Romance, Smashwords
• Bluefire Reader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub (with DRM) and PDF
  • Online catalogs: Multiple sites (NO ODPS support)
  • Notes: Claims to handle about every ePub you can throw at it as well as PDF files. It supports Adobe DRM for ePub which allows books purchased or downloaded from multiple online sites to be read.
• Books WordPlayer
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub
  • Online catalogs: ODPS support
  • Notes: Supports text-to-speech, Calibre integration
• Book Troupe
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub
  • Online catalogs: None
  • Notes: lets you store your ePUB collection in Dropbox or Box, and supports social annotation (also available for iPhone and iPad)
• Compact Reader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: txt, html, ePub, umd, zip
  • Online catalogs: None
• Cool Reader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: chm, ePub, fb2, rtf, txt/tcr
  • Online catalogs: None
• DL Reader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub (Adobe and Barnes & Noble DRM, DRM-free), library lending, Google Books, PDF (Adobe DRM, DRM-free)
  • Online catalogs: User defined
• FBReader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub, oeb, fb2(.zip), mobi
  • Online catalogs: Supports any ODPS catalog.
• Gecko Reader Lite
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: txt
  • Online catalogs: None
• Gutenberg eReader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: txt
  • Online catalogs: Gutenberg
• iReader
  • Cost: Free with $1.99 premium version
  • Formats supported: txt, chm, umd, pdb, (Paid supports DRM-free mobi & DRM ereader)
  • Online catalogs: none
• iSilo
  • Cost: $9.99 (Currently $10 off)
  • Formats supported: iSilo (DRM), pdb (PalmDoc), txt
  • Online catalogs: Unknown
• Laputa Book Reader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: Unknown
  • Online catalogs:Gutenberg, Manybooks
• Libris Lite
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: Uknown
  • Online catalogs: Uknown
• Mantano Reader
  • Cost: $7 (7 days free trial version available trial)
  • Formats supported: ePub (Adobe DRM, DRM-free), PDF (Adobe DRM, DRM-free)
  • Online catalogs: Feedbooks, ebooksgratuits, Barnes &Noble, FNAC, eBook (NL), Google books
• Moon+ Reader
  • Cost: free
  • Formats supported: txt, html, epub, umd, fb2, chm, zip or OPDS
  • Online catalogs: (Any OPDS format) Gutenberg, Manybooks, Feedbooks, Sucang, PragPub, webfactional, Bean Free Library
  • Key Features:: Dictionary(ColorDict, Fora, etc,..., Annotation, Share, Export/Import Annotations.
• Moon+ Reader Pro
  • Cost: £2.99 / US is approx. $5
  • Formats supported: txt, html, epub, umd, fb2, chm, zip or OPDS
  • Online catalogs: (Any OPDS format) Gutenberg, Manybooks, Feedbooks, Sucang, PragPub, webfactional, Bean Free Library
  • Key Features:: Dictionary(ColorDict, Fora, etc,..., Annotation, Text-to-Speech(TTS), Share, Export/Import Annotations.
• MultiReader
  • Cost: €3.50
  • Formats supported: pdf, ePub, txt, doc, rtf, ppt
  • Online catalogs: Gutenberg
• Nightbook
  • Cost: Free (with £0.99 premium version)
  • Formats supported: txt
  • Online catalogs: Uknown
• OverDrive Media Console
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub (Adobe DRM, DRM-free)
  • Online catalogs: Lending Libraries powered by OverDrive
• PalmBookReader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: txt, pdb (PalmDoc)
  • Online catalogs: None
• Reveal Reader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ybk, oeb
  • Online catalogs: YanceyWare, Gutenberg, Mormon/Bible/Christian downloads.
• Sony Reader App: A good reader for testing ADE based ePub books.
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub
• UltraReader
  • Cost: $2.99
  • Formats supported: txt
  • Online catalogs: None
• Wattpad
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: Uknown
  • Online catalogs:Wattpad
• Wordoholic Reader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: ePub, fb2, txt
  • Online catalogs: feedbooks

• Soc.io eReader
  • Cost: Free
  • Formats supported: epub
  • Online catalogs: Soc.io Mall eBooks
  • Note: Works only for Android tablets (2.x and 3.x versions). Key Features: Bookmarking; 4 reading modes; Highlighting text; Search text on Google, Wikipedia; In-book search; Table of contents navigation.

[edit] BlackBerry

• MobiPocket Reader: There is a specific version for the BlackBerry.

• eFile software: This is a free part of eOffice that reads PDFs, DOCs and TXTs

• iSilo: now supports BlackBerry.

• eReader: Ebook reading software from Fictionwise.
• Kobobooks: free eBook app for the BlackBerry. Sample, purchase and read content from the Kobo store.

[edit] Symbian OS

• QReader: Freeware, high quality reader for Symbian OS (Series 60 3rd Edition).
• mobipocket: eBook reader for some PDAs, phones and desktop operating systems (Series 60 3rd Edition and older).
• ZXReader: Reads TXT and FB2 files which can be zipped to save space.
• Albite READER: Works with EPUB, TXT and XHTML files. Includes many features.

[edit] Cell phones

Most most modern Cell Phones support Java standard for mobile applications (J2ME).

• AnyView free ebook reader for J2ME phones.
• Libris: An eBook reader for Java MIDP 2.0 phones.
• Foliant is a library-reader for mobile phones with support for Java. Its main function is to organize your collection of books and comfortable reading. It supports TXT and FB2 formats and has Unicode capability.
• MobiBook: A free, open source J2ME reader.
• MoBook: A free, open source J2ME reader for TXT books without book size restrictions.
• ReadManiac: A free, open source, high quality reader for any Java (J2ME MIDP 2) phone.
• Tequilacat BookReader Excellent bookreader with touchscreen support.
• Albite READER A free and open source reader for Java Mobile that supports EPUB books.
• tx2ph: This is a WAP-based reader that can read TXTs, PDFs. Works with any Internet-connected mobile device, including BlackBerries and Palms.
• Wattpad: is a Java app that can retrieve and read eBooks. These are uploaded to the site by writers or PD text.
• Unyverse: Read Wikipedia and any RSS news Feed on any Java (J2ME MIDP 2) phone (freeware).
• MTextReader: Text file (.txt) reader for Java-enabled cellphones, with touchscreen support.

[edit] Nintendo DS

There are several more listed on the Nintendo DS page.

• DS Libris is an eBook reader for the Nintendo DS and DS Lite. It reads XHTML and ePUB documents.

• Readmore Alpha is an alpha version release of a TXT reader for the Nintendo DS and DS Lite.

• DS Organize is an organizer for the Nintendo DS and DS Lite. It also has an eBook Reader for HTML and TXT.

• DSbible is a Bible reading program for the Nintendo. Includes a Bible.

[edit] Sony PSP

• Bookr is a document reader for the Sony PSP (Play Station Portable) with native PDF rendering. An updated version with DJVU support is also available.
• PSPKVM is an emulator java software for a Sony PSP (Play Station Portable), can be used to read epub with Albite READER 2.1 (No-Touch Version) in psp. Another java viewer for EPUBS is Foliant 0.7 BETA 3.
• PS3mediaserver can be used to read CBRs with a Playstation 3 on your TV.

[edit] Web based reading

Some sites can be used to read eBooks using your Web Browser either from web locations or via upload. Some sites include a viewer specifically for eBooks only on that site and are not listed here.

• http://ibisreader.com/ is a HTML5 ePub reader that works on all devices that support a HTML5 browser. All books are stored in the cloud, but can be downloaded.
• http://kuknabuk.com is an online PalmDOC and ePub reader.
• http://www.docspal.com offers a free online viewer that supports many types of documents and eBooks like PDF, ePub, DJVU, CHM, MOBI, FB2, LIT, ODT, DOC and others.
• Bookworm is an online site for storing and reading EPUB books.

[edit] Downloading

These products use your web browser for viewing and downloading eBooks.

• eBook Reader is an Opera widget for adding, reading and downloading EPUB books with limited support of ePUB format.
• EPUBReader: is an add-on for reading ePUB documents with the Firefox and SeaMonkey Web Browsers.

[edit] Others

• Zune ebook creator is a image creator that works from eBook formats to provide eReading capability on the Zune and even digital frames or any image viewer.