Put Tolstoy, Twain and Others on Your Mobile Phone

in Books | December 31st, 2008 Leave a Comment

A good find over at Metafilter. Desjardins asks “Need a little Tolstoy while you’re waiting in line? How about some Mark Twain on the subway? Booksinmyphone puts – surprise! - books in your phone, for free.” For more details on how to download classics to your (java-enabled) mobile phone, check out their FAQ.  

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