For ebook lovers, owning a book library at hand is a great thing. And if you store ebooks on your phone, you can enjoy them wherever you go. Check out the following great ebook reader apps for iPhone.
Marvin
Marvin can read ebook from your personal library as easily as using Caliber with OPDS system. The application can search for free ebook websites like Project Gutenberg and download the ebook you want. Featured features include: dark screen mode and Flux screen for eye protection when reading at night; great copy tool; ability to customize infinite colors; Deep view reading mode and a brief summary of characters and locations; Karaoke mode touches words to read quickly (like Spreeder).
Marvin also supports CBX files for comics and TTS reading functions for audiobok provided by Siri. Markers are quite powerful but not easily accessible. Captions and colors to mark are easier to implement. However, if you use the free version, banner 'upgrade now' will constantly appear and remind you to upgrade to the prenium version.
tiReader
tiReader is not simply an ebook reader application, it is a tool to read all kinds of books with great annotation support. Annotation support includes: An annotation for the image viewer with a table of contents based on the ZIP file directory structure; annotate and bookmark DJVU files; Captions and bookmarks are searchable for audiobooks. The annotation tools are very powerful and complete. But if you just want to find a simple ebook reader, tiReader's annotation feature can make you feel messy.
The interface of tiReader gives users the feeling of Windows experience rather than iOS. If you already have your own ebook library, you can link to OPDS servers or cloud services like Dropbox. You'll also find built-in connectivity for free ebook repositories like Project Gutenberg. If you want the application to be able to read all types of media, select tiReader.
KyBook 2
Kybook 2 provides great integration with the ebook library available as Project Gutenberg. However, to see your ebook with Kybook is a bit difficult. The application seems to be designed for OPDS ebook libraries, so copying ePub from Dropbox or other servers is quite complicated. But when you have copied the ebook into the application, Kybook 2 will provide a great reading experience with powerful customization. Users can change how they display books based on CSS and download the TrueType fonts they want. The minimalist yet powerful markup tool makes the reading experience more streamlined and intuitive. It is also smart enough to automatically arrange serial epubs based on metadata.
Hyphen
The highlight of Hyphen application is the modern and sleek interface. The app's reader is functional and pleasant. Adding books to the application is quite easy, supporting both integrated OPDS and cloud services. Adjust the screen brightness by sliding your finger, making it extremely easy to set low brightness when reading late at night. Customize almost infinite colors. Users also have a variety of CSS-based display options. Hyphen is also one of the libraries with the largest number of fonts in the ebook reader app for iOS. Markers and annotations are available, but touch settings are available to access advanced features. In particular, annotations can export to HTML files, providing backups for detailed annotations.
Bluefire Reader
Bluefire Reader is a pretty good ebook reader application for iOS, with good annotation tools, Dropbox connectivity integration capabilities, attractive reading modes and flexible text display options. It doesn't have advanced features like other applications, but it still appeals to users in simplicity. Users can directly download Adobe DRM ebook with Bluefire.
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