Supplement from
dstbnet https: //dl.dropboxuser…10/AnySoftKeyboard.apk- a keyboard with an extremely small amount of animation (however, it is a "system application", so that it should be installed best of all by installing it as root without problems)
https: //dl.dropboxuser…3410/DropBox_2.3.8.apk- dropbox API version which is supported on 2.1.x Android (older versions come with API for Android 4 and are not installed on 2 ...)
ReLaunch is the same launcher, it looks scary (precisely because most of the time will be spent in reading programs =)), but everything is done for readers. The main part of the screen is occupied by the explorer, which can be configured so that it reads the metadata of the books itself. (For example: priklyuchenia.fb2.zip are displayed in a regular file explorer, and this will be the title of the book written in the metadata of the book itself, "Adventures" and so on, the only thing is that the cover does not show in this explorer =))
As far as I remembered, the CR automatically opens the menu items with the settings for the frequency and quality of the eink update when paging.
Well, on my own I want to add that version 2.1 of the android (just such a bucket on the nook, attempts to put something fresh ended sadly =)) was more than enough for the reader, 2.3 would be awesome at all, but wasting energy on CM or some other assembly 4.xx in my opinion a waste of energy ... The best is the enemy of good =)
Now I haven’t opened the reader yet and haven’t installed the android, since the book is just a week long and I’m happy with almost everything, but as soon as a stable release comes out, I’ll immediately install it. Orion Viewer really lacks ... technical literature in landscape mode was simply read on it elegantly ... in kobo it is generally quite unusual to read PDF + landscape mode does not work as I would like = (