Kno Releases eTextbook App for Windows 8
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Kno is well known in the digital textbook segment for developing software that not only can be easily read, but also allows you to take complex notes and participate in virtual study groups. The company currently offers content from over 65 textbook publishers and over 200k digital titles for K-12 and higher education books. Today it has unveiled its Windows 8 app for Metro for both the PC and the Microsoft Surface. Students in over 6,000 universities across the U.S. are using Kno digital textbooks, and if you are a huge fan, you might want to pick up this new app!
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