E Ink devices are increasingly pitched not just as ways to tuck into a favorite book, but outright replacements for your tablet, laptop, and smartphone. Many devices, particularly those sold by Boox, run Android to make that possible, opening up a world of apps a Kindle or Kobo simply can't touch. Boox makes tweaks to its devices' software and screens so that apps function with the limitations of E Ink, but getting everything to work and look right still isn't a perfect process.
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