Introducing the eFreedom App

Because no one should dictate how you read your eBooks

Transfer eBooks from other booksellers between your reading devices

The solution for those feeling "app overload". We've created a universal mobile app that can be reached from anything with an internet browser including your phone, PC, tablet, coffee maker, etc...

FAQ's

What is the eFreedom App?
The eFreedom app is built using HTML5 technology and is different from a native app because it never needs to be downloaded or updated - It's an optimized website for mobile devices. Native apps, which are initially accessed via an app store, are 100% controlled by the owner (ie: Apple, Android, Blackberry, Amazon, etc....) who can change the rules for participation overnight and potentially cripple an app providers mobile strategy for that platform. HTML5 is a blanket term used to describe all of the internet technologies used to engineer websites and includes CSS and javascript just to name a few.

How does your HTML5 universal "eFreedom App" preserve my freedom?
Not all app marketplaces have embraced the "freedom" concept and thus limit consumers choices to one eBook Store. The eFreedom app is based on open HTML5 intenet technology and thus provides users with more options to enjoy their eBooks. eBook Eros allows users to transfer eBooks from other booksellers between multiple devices.
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Why did you create the eFreedom App?
Autonomy - both for us and our customers, First, there are a lof of restrictions for an eBook Store wanting to sell through device makers marketplace. Second, our customers have increasingly shared their frustration with eBook devices being tethered to a specific store.

The eFreedom App is the first step in freeing both of us because it runs on internet technology, not a native "app" technology.

iPhone/iPad and Android apps have seen phenomenal growth. Can you afford to ignore that marketplace?
No, and we're not. We've created top of the line Android and IOS (Apple) apps that harness all the positive features of those platforms. Our view: however, is that local "apps" that aren't truly internet driven are a transition technology meant as a temporary solution until internet technology advances to the performance standards of a "native" app. We're already getting very close. As HTML5 technologies advance further, the number of native apps will reduce, but they will never go away as they will always be preferred for some environments.

Why doesn't the eBook community just agree on one eBook format for simplicity?
It has. Key technology providers via the IDPF, the official standards organization for digital publishing, met in 2007 and agreed on "ePub" as the official eBook format. The Adobe eBook platform immediately emerged as the de-facto technology used by publishers and eBook retailers. A few; however, have since decided to construct a "walled garden" that essentially tethers their eBook device to their eBook store. Studies show that this practice is one of the top consumer complaints and a barrier to some for expanding their purchases to include eBooks.

We Reward Our Customers.

We give you reward money !

Kind of like the credit card companies, we give you reward money for your purchases. Only ours is easier to redeem. At the end of checkout, we give you to option to use your built up rewards. This applies to the majority of our inventory and the money adds up fast!