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Kobo will soon let you upload and sync your own ebooks across devices, for a price

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Briefings

Kobo is launching a new monthly subscription service called Stack that allows users to upload ebooks and documents to its servers for syncing across devices. This feature replaces the free Kindle Send to Kindle service with a paid model costing a few dollars per month. The update is part of a major 6.0 software release currently available in beta as an optional upgrade.

Key points

• Kobo Stack is a paid monthly subscription service that enables users to upload ebooks and documents to Kobo's servers for cross-device synchronization.
• The service replaces the free Kindle Send to Kindle feature with a subscription-based model, with costs estimated at a few dollars per month.

Context

Kobo Stack is part of a major 6.0 update to the company's e-reader software, which is available in beta now as an optional upgrade ahead of a wider official release.

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