Boyue Likebook Muses has been upgraded to Android 8.1

Boyue has just finalized the firmware update for the Likebook Muses to Android 8.1 and introduces a ton of new features. This was the last product in their modern portfolio to now have a higher version of Android. The Likebook Mars, Likebook Muses, Likebook Mimas, Likebook Alita and Likebook Ares have all been updated. One of the big draws of the Likebook Series is that they focus on digital note taking, a range in screen size, from a 6 inch to a 10.3. You can read the instructions and download the software HERE to update your Muses.

Here is the full changelog of the

New Features

1. Android 8.1 system upgrade;

2. Full format handwriting supported (doc .does not support handwriting now, but will be added later);

3. Add reading history function;

4. Inner ZReader support all formats:

1)Support EPUB, MOBI, AZW3, TXT, DOCX, CBZ/CBR/CBT, RTF, DjVu/Djv …;

2) Support books with CSS display;

3) Support a book with multi-font display;

4) Add vertical display and bottom chapter progress;

5) Support the typesetting (font, font size, etc.) customization to be applied to a single book or all book;

6) Increase the contrast and thickness adjustment of PDF(text version);

New Features for Notepad

1. Add Inserting shapes, pictures, text function for notes app;

2. Add marker pen style for handwriting

3. Increases green and white to pen color;

4. Add the function of backup and recovery for Notepad;

5. Notepad supports gesture operation;

6. Support double-click to enter/exit full screen mode.

7. Add selection and paste function for side notes;

8. Support show/hide page dividing line in double page mode;

9. Support hiding/showing document boundary lines in PDF;

10. Annotation supports to export to PDF;

11. Add screen rotation 180° function;

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