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I have been using calibre since long before it was even called calibre (since June 2007, in fact), and I know that I have just scratched the surface for all it can do. Since I haven’t really looked at calibre in at least a couple years, I decided now was a good time to update and expand this post from 2012. If you have to support a lot of ereaders or tablets, you’ve probably gotten used to having to plug them all in via USB so you can transfer ebooks and other content.

By the time you get your 7th or 8th device this can get a little frustrating, and that’s why I’m glad calibre offers a better option. You can edit metadata, upload files, or even read the ebooks in your web browser It’s called Content Server, and it basically lets calibre act as a file server for any device that can access a local network (wired or wireless) via a web browser – including Kindle, Nook, and some other ereaders. You can find this feature by clicking on the Connect/share button and selecting 'Start Content Server'.

Setup is automatic, but accessing it once it is up and running takes a little work.

Download the new version for android SRWare Iron 114.0.5800.0