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Using your phone’s browser, go to: /android.

This is necessary because the eReader software is not in the Android Marketplace but downloadable directly from their website. At the top of the list should be a checkbox for “Unknown sources: Allow installation of non-Market applications.” Select that checkbox.

On your Android phone, click on “Settings” then “Applications”.

So, here are instructions on how to put an ebook on an Android phone in eReader. It turns out the free ebook reading app from does have the ability to copy, paste, and highlight text in non-DRM books. After some lengthy searching, I ended up right back at the application I used to use on my old Windows Mobile phone – eReader.

Wordplayer had the ability to add a bookmark, but that’s as close as I could get. So, imagine my disappointment when the two most highly rated ebook reading applications in the Android store – Aldiko and Wordplayer – turned out not to have the ability to copy, paste, or highlight an ebook. This was a necessary feature for me because of how I read books – I copy and paste or highlight text then use that text when I’m done reading the book to write the book review. The ebooks that would allow that were ebooks I had created myself. On our old phones, I had installed an ebook reader that allowed me to copy and paste text from the books I was reading (no DRM, of course) to a word file. For about three years before that, we were running an old Windows Mobile OS (I think version 5). As my regular readers know, Debi and I recently bought new cellphones that run the Android operating system.