These instructions will allow you to use the included eReader and included dictionary app together. I’m assuming you have a Likebook Plus running the original firmware or one of its supported updates (not the beta version 2). Great hardware but their software is awful. If that’s the case, there are several 3rd party eReader apps and dictionaries that work well. Dictionary will still work on its own but the included eReader is locked into English to Chinese as noted in a previous post. In which case, you’re out of luck until they update the firmware. You do that by going to Android Settings, Apps, All, Dictionary and select “Clear Data” and “Clear Cache”. Clear the cache and re-add the dictionary. If this doesn’t work, that means something’s off with the app’s cached settings. (The eReader dictionary does not work in version 2 of the firmware for some reason). Also, highlighting a word in the included eReader and invoking the dictionary will also work. Should should now be able to type in a work in the search box and get a definition. Make sure it’s selected and hit “Save” in the lower left corner. Under “Dictionary Results”, you see your dictionary. Select the gear icon in the upper left corner.
Add the dictionary to the dictionary app. In my case, they were comprised of the following:ĭictd_dictd_dictd_dictd_Don’t ask me what all these files do or if they really are all needed. Create the directory if you haven’t already. Move the dictionary files to /Dict (/Sdcard/Dict). I just let it extract right in the same directory.ģ. Point it to your file you just downloaded and run it. More than likely, the dictionary download is in a compressed format. Why there is also a /Downloads directory, I don’t know. I used the Webster’s from here: My Likebook Plus saved the file under /Download (technically /Sdcard/Download depending on which file manager you use). Download a Stardict compatible dictionary from anywhere. These instructions will allow you to use the included eReader and included dictionary app together.ġ. We will have to wait a few more days to see it in Spain, but in some countries such as the Netherlands, the sale is already taking place.#4 aduffbrew 10-26-2018, 01:47 AMHa. InkBook 8 appears to be a great option for those looking for an eReader with an 8-inch screen, since unlike the Icarus Illumina XL, InkBook 8 is cheaper offering the same, although at the moment Amazon is not one of the stores that offer it in their catalog. Although possibly the Play Store can be added manually, which would make for a great eReader for those just looking to read on a big screen. InkBook 8 will have Android 4.2 as an operating system, although in this case we will not have access to the Play Store but rather a store created by Arta Tech, the manufacturer of the device. InkBook 8 will not have access to the Play Store In addition to having Wifi and audio output, the eReader has a 2.800 mAh battery, a battery that will give a great autonomy to the device, autonomy that will exceed two months of duration if we have a modest use of the eReader. The InkBook 8 also has a 1,2 Ghz dual core processor, 512 mb of ram and 8 gb of internal storage that can be expanded thanks to its microsd card slot. Today, months later we can know that this new eReader is available in European stores and that we can buy it for 163 dollars, a little more than 150 euros.Įl Inkbook 8 in question is an eReader with an 8 ″ screen with a resolution of 1.024 x 768 pixels, with Letter technology, lighting and touch screen. Last January, the company Arta Tech officially presented its new eReader with an 8-inch screen.
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