Several sources related to Windows 10 have made known one of the new features of Windows 10: ebook reader. Microsoft's new operating system will compete directly with the great Amazon after the next Creators Update.
This update will add ebooks to Microsoft Store, a new section that will be compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile and that will allow users to buy ebooks directly without having to go through another online bookstore and that can be read directly in Windows 10.
After Creators Update, Microsoft Store will have a new section for ebooks. A section that will be at the level of the Personalization or purchase of programs section. Once we have purchased the ebook, the user will receive it on their computer, an ebook that can be read immediately through Microsoft Edge.
Microsoft Store ebooks can be read immediately in Microsoft Edge
The famous Windows 10 browser will also receive an update that will allow read ebooks without installing any extra application or any add-ons.
This new function will be compatible with Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile, so that users of these operating systems will not only be able to read the ebooks through the computer screen but also You can also do it through your tablet with Windows 10 or your new mobile with Windows 10 Mobile.
Along with Microsoft Store, Windows 10 user also you will have other options like Kindle from Amazon or Kobo from RakutenHowever, these options will not yet be compatible with our browser, but if they can be taken to other platforms, will this be possible with the Microsoft Store?
Personally, I love ebooks, I use them regularly and I love reading digitally, hence I consider Caliber to be a very important application, but it seems that with Creators Update I will have to stop using Caliber or my old eReader. I think Microsoft starts with this update to remove a thorn that has been nailed for a long timeHopefully the section will last for years.