eReader
I've always liked e-books with eReader's DRM - it's based on Name+Credit Card Number, and thus device independent.
As long as you keep a list with your previous CC numbers you used for buying e-books, you should be fine. I've had a bit of a problem figuring out how they used my name *exactly* - sometimes it's all in caps, sometimes without middle initials, etc.
However, since I bought a Nokia N95 a couple of weeks ago, I was bit disappointed to find out that their Symbian version won't work for it, and that they don't have any versions for Symbian S60 3rd edition.
Mobipocket does work, and although the screen *is* a bit small, it's pretty neat for reading while waiting for anything, since unlike my Palm I carry it everywhere I go. As is usually the case, the eReader DRM e-books only work with eReader.
Today I wrote to eReader support, and within a couple of hour they answered - which I found quite surprising (even as I myself sometimes answer support e-mails a couple of minutes after they are sent).
It's not all that encouraging - support for S60 3 is planned for their version 3.0, but they have no idea when that will be available - but at least it looks like they plan to continue development. And their support is much more responsive then I imagined.
As long as you keep a list with your previous CC numbers you used for buying e-books, you should be fine. I've had a bit of a problem figuring out how they used my name *exactly* - sometimes it's all in caps, sometimes without middle initials, etc.
However, since I bought a Nokia N95 a couple of weeks ago, I was bit disappointed to find out that their Symbian version won't work for it, and that they don't have any versions for Symbian S60 3rd edition.
Mobipocket does work, and although the screen *is* a bit small, it's pretty neat for reading while waiting for anything, since unlike my Palm I carry it everywhere I go. As is usually the case, the eReader DRM e-books only work with eReader.
Today I wrote to eReader support, and within a couple of hour they answered - which I found quite surprising (even as I myself sometimes answer support e-mails a couple of minutes after they are sent).
It's not all that encouraging - support for S60 3 is planned for their version 3.0, but they have no idea when that will be available - but at least it looks like they plan to continue development. And their support is much more responsive then I imagined.
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