Aldiko Book Reader Premium vs Google Play Books

Aldiko supports many different reading options such as text alignment, text size, background color and brightness.

Aldiko offers a free version of the app that features in app advertisements as well as less features. This allows users to try out the app in order to see how well it runs and if they like it in general.

Aldiko provides an online eBookstore within the app making for a pretty convenient experience for those that do not want to sideload and import their eBooks.

Aldiko offers users the option to store their eBooks on cloud storage sites such as Dropbox, which is great for users with low storage devices or multiple devices.

Aldiko Book Reader Premium supports Adobe DRM content that has been purchased from an assortment of eBook retailers that support downloads of Adobe Digital Edition versions of .epubs.

Google Play Books offers many options while reading such as bookmarks, highlights and notes. Making for a good app to use for academic .pdfs and .epubs.

Users can use the Google Play Books webpage or app to upload their own .epubs or PDFs.

Google Play Books has an inbuilt dictionary for users to use to look up unfamiliar words.

Margins, text size, line spacing and color theme of the page can be changed to the users liking,.

No matter what device one is using the Google Play Books service on it will sync all eBooks and placement into the cloud.

Google Play Books has built in immersive mode when reading. This allows for the navigation and notification bars to be hidden, allowing the full screen to be used for the eBook.

Like the majority of Google's apps, Google Play Books has a slick interface that works quite smoothly.

Google Play Books offers a dark and a light theme to make it easier to read in dark or light rooms.

Google Play Books has an in built eBook store within the app, making for a convenient way to purchase titles.

Text to speech can be used to have an eBook read to the reader aloud.