FBReader continues to release incremental updates with bugfixes and new features as it marches towards its official release. Version 0.7.3 appeared today. I’ll write more next week, after I’ve had a chance to look it over and can report the news.
Update: You can now get Version 0.7.3b-1 for the Nokia 770, which fixes a few problems, including crashes during config saving, font problems (so you can save settings with ‘Sans’ and ‘Serif’ fonts) and a problem with the Table of Contents in fb2 books. Nikolay Pultsin, FBReader’s developer, advises that another format is imminent, which I will post about once it’s available.
As it happens, I finished working on my computer Tuesday night just after midnight. But if I had stayed at it a little while longer, the timestamp at two minutes and three seconds past one a.m. would have been 01:02:03 04/05/06.
The Nokia 770 makes CNET’s Worst Tech of 2006 and is listed as the "Worst-rated product that CNET readers love." From CNET:
This thing, it surfs Internet. You want to make phone call? You can’t make phone call. You like Ethernet? No Ethernet. You get Wi-Fi. Wi-Fi is nice. No wires! You like slow load times? Yes? It is good for that. You like battery that lasts more than three hours? It does not have one. Nice screen, though.
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