A: Look online for Calibre videos and taking off the DRM of OWNED books. It’s easy to put your paid-for Kindle books onto Kobo.

A: Hello Perla! Thank you for your question. Transferring books directly from Kindle to Kobo isn't possible, Kobo works with its own ecosystem and has its own marketplace and subscriptions. There are ways to read some of your Kindle books on a Kobo device. For non-protected files, you can add non-protected PDF and ePub files to your Kobo eReader using your computer. Keep in mind that many Kindle books cannot be transferred due to DRM restrictions. Thanks! BlueProton CS

A: Hi JShirl, thanks for reaching out about the Kobo Clara Colour - 6" 16GB eReader - E Ink Kaleido 3 Color Display with ComfortLight PRO. The Kobo Clara Colour eReader is not compatible with Google Apps. Kobo eReaders are designed primarily for reading eBooks and audiobooks. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7 am-11 pm CST.

A: Hello JShiri! Thank you for your question! The Kobo Clara Colour is an eReader device primarily designed for reading eBooks and accessing Kobo's digital library. It has a color screen that allows you to view content in full color, but there's no mention of Google Apps compatibility.

A: Hello Gan! Thank you for your question. Yes, the Kobo Clara Colour eReader can connect with cloudLibrary through the public library system, but not directly. Here's how it works: cloudLibrary is a service for borrowing eBooks from your public library. To use cloudLibrary with your Kobo Clara Colour, you'll need to: • Download books to your computer • Transfer them to your eReader. For specific instructions, it's best to contact your local library's technical support if they support cloudLibrary. Alternatively, the Kobo Clara Colour has built-in OverDrive functionality, which allows you to borrow content directly on your device. This is often easier to use than cloudLibrary. For more detailed information on using OverDrive or cloudLibrary, consider reaching out to your local library's support team. Have a great day! BlueProton CS

A: Hi Anna, thanks for reaching out about the Kobo Clara Colour - 6" 16GB eReader - E Ink Kaleido 3 Color Display with ComfortLight PRO - Dark Mode Option - Audiobooks - Waterproof (Black). The Kobo Clara Colour can connect to Libby for borrowing ebooks through its built-in OverDrive functionality. However, it does not directly support listening to audiobooks from Libby. If you have any additional questions, we welcome you to contact MyTGTtech at 833-848-8324 every day, between 7 am-11 pm CST.

A: You can borrow eBooks directly from your local library with OverDrive and Libby integration however borrowing audiobooks is not supported at this time. https://help.kobo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360018019214-OverDrive-Common-questions

A: Hello Tanesha! Thank you for your question. No, Kindle Unlimited is not available on Kobo devices or apps. However, Kobo offers its own subscription service called Kobo Plus. With Kobo Plus, you can read and listen to as many eBooks and audiobooks as you want each month for a fixed price. Their service is available on Kobo eReaders and the Kobo Books app. Not every eBook from Kobo is included in the subscription, but hundreds of thousands of titles are available, with more being added regularly. Have a great day! BlueProton CS

A: Hello emsreadingbooks! Thank you for your question. While you can't directly read books purchased through Apple on the Clara Colour, you may be able to use Kobo app on your iOS device to access your Kobo library. For reading on the Clara Colour itself, we recommend purchasing books through the Kobo store or using compatible formats like ePub. Kind Regards, BlueProton CS

A: Hello Marcus! Thank you for your question! You can add non-protected PDF and ePub files to your Kobo eReader using a computer and USB cable. Have a great day!

A: Hello! Thank you for your question! Unfortunately you cannot use Hoopla App on a Kobo Clara Colour. Kobo does not support apps like Hoopla natively because they run a proprietary operating system that only supports Kobo's own bookstore and OverDrive for borrowing eBooks.