In October last year "social reading" iPad app
Readmill announced support for Adobe DRM-protected ePub and PDF formats, and integrated into the Kobo book store, among others. Prior to these moves Readmill had been locked into a complex method of users needing to get books and documents into the ePub format for them to be able to use the app and make annotations, bookmarks and share content. It's now taking its formerly iPad-only reading expirience to the iPhone, with
the app going live in the iTunes store today. This should help broaden the startup's appeal, clearly.
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