
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PERTH, Australia — 11 September 2026
eBooks.com has launched two new reading apps for iOS and Android, marking another major step in the renewal of its ebook reading platform.
Developed in partnership with the European Digital Reading Lab and Sweden’s Colibrio, the new apps provide a simpler, faster and more accessible reading experience, with support for offline reading, extensive typography and display controls, and modern accessibility features.
The apps form part of eBooks.com’s transition to open, standards-based reading technologies, including Readium LCP. They follow the recent introduction of the company’s new browser-based Online Reader and support for the Thorium desktop reading application.
eBooks.com’s founder, Stephen Cole, said, “Our new reading platform is a delight to use. It’s bristling with useful features and is built with a clear focus on accessibility, simplicity and interoperability. It will support eBooks.com’s continued growth for years to come.
“I am especially proud of the apps’ attention to the needs of readers with disabilities. The new apps integrate with the assistive technologies built into iOS and Android, including VoiceOver and TalkBack. But they also provide extensive additional controls over typography and presentation. Readers can alter text size, typeface, spacing, alignment, colours, margins and other aspects of the page. We have also developed reading options intended to make ebooks more comfortable for people with dyslexia and other reading or visual preferences.”
The new reading apps are available now for iPhone, iPad and Android devices. They seamlessly support a wide range of ebook formats, including fixed format EPUB, audio-visual content, manga and textbooks with complex layouts and specialised fonts.
Read more about our new apps here
About eBooks.com
eBooks.com is the world’s longest-established independent ebook retailer. Founded in 1997 and online since 2000, eBooks.com is a fiercely independent, privately held ebookstore. The company provides ebooks to consumers worldwide and works with publishers across the trade, professional, academic and scholarly sectors. At a time when much of the digital book market is controlled by a small group of large technology companies, eBooks.com provides publishers and readers with an independent alternative.
Contact: ebooks@ebooks.com
