These days one of the most famous repositories on the Internet in terms of free material is 20 years old. We are referring to Internet Archive, a website well known by all lovers of ebooks.
To celebrate this milestone that few reading websites or repositories have achieved, Internet Archive developers have developed new features and even a mobile app which will allow any user to use both your repository and your open library.
One of the main novelties is a renewed and powerful search engine for words that will allow us not only to search among the titles of the ebooks and materials but within them in the case of containing text. Something extremely useful for students and curious who are looking for a topic and not for a title.
OpenLibrary will be the new Internet Archive app to download ebooks from its repository
The other novelty is in its ebook web reader, a renewed reader that includes responsive design so users can use it perfectly on mobiles and tablets, something that was difficult with the current design. So it seems that reading articles and materials from the Internet Archive will be read more through tablets or phablets.
The third novelty is in the new OpenLibrary Client app, an app that will not only allow us to read the contents of the Internet Archive but also allow us to borrow for free and return the materials without the need for a special accreditation or anything similar, only through this app.
Internet Archive is a great content repository, not only about music or ebooks but also about movies and even video games, something that its users have known how to value and that they will surely value these developments positively. Personally, you will not use this app but it is true that its news is very interesting, especially its renewed search engine, a search engine that will give new utilities to the repository Do not you think?