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1 posted on 01/29/2023 6:10:55 PM PST by Mean Daddy
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I want to start listening to audiobooks on my iPhone but some say they're free.

The app is what I'm referring to, not the books.

2 posted on 01/29/2023 6:12:18 PM PST by Mean Daddy (Every time Hillary lies, a demon gets its wings. - Windflier)
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podcast addict


4 posted on 01/29/2023 6:19:36 PM PST by MrHead (Was it death by Coincidence?)
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I use the Libby app with with free audio book checkouts from my local library’s account.

I also use Audible - the app is free, I pay $15/mo for one credit per month plus access to the Plus catalog, which has a lot of free books.


5 posted on 01/29/2023 6:19:39 PM PST by Gil4 (And the trees are all kept equal by hatchet, ax and saw)
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Most audiobooks aren’t free. There’s Amazon’s Audible for 14.95 per month and that goes to one Audiobook per month. Scribd is 13.99 per month and you can upload unlimited books. Chirpbooks is a free app and they send you daily offers of sale on books or you can choose from a huge library of books at full price.

Also check your local library for free online audiobooks. I’ve gotten many books from my library. I think the app for that is called Libby.


7 posted on 01/29/2023 6:24:40 PM PST by murron
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Lots of audio books available free on youtube. Anna Karenina and Hamlet’s Mill are my recent from there. I know you said iphone. I prefer to use a youtube downloader on my computer and load them onto my samsung. For iphone, download the audio onto your computer and use the playerxtreme app on iphone. Go to the network option in the app. Connect your computer and the phone to the same wifi. Then type the playerxtreme address in the app onto your computer’s browser - something like 192.168 and so on. From there you can drag and drop transfer movie and audio files wirelessly without using apple’s bs sync app.


10 posted on 01/29/2023 6:49:09 PM PST by conservativeimage (The world is not dark. The future is not bleak. Tomorrow will be a good day.)
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LibriVox has numerous free public domain audiobooks inn open formats on whatever free player you use. Quality varies.


12 posted on 01/29/2023 7:23:22 PM PST by Dr. Sivana (But yet the Son of man, when he cometh, shall he find, think you, faith on earth? (Luke 18:8))
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The app “Documents” is a great app. It will do most things with files for entertainment. Ebooks, video, audio books, even PDF.


17 posted on 01/29/2023 8:18:55 PM PST by jimtorr
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I prefer CD and mp3 discs. Plenty of used ones out there and after you buy them they’re yours and nobody can pull a Winston Smith on them by pushing a button from half a world away.


18 posted on 01/29/2023 8:23:08 PM PST by fella ("As it was before Noah so shall it be again," )
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Anybody use Scribd?
They’ve got Audio books.
Admittedly not as good as Audible, but they also give you access to tech docs, manuals, papers etc.


19 posted on 01/30/2023 1:31:48 AM PST by tsomer
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Many of the books that I like are available on Youtube. I often listen to P.G. Wodehouse or old science fiction books while driving.


20 posted on 01/30/2023 4:40:39 AM PST by TexasBarak (I aim to misbehave!)
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