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Well I am going to Vegas in a month, but I think that probably while there it's not going to let me install it as my gmail.com account is based in Australia.<br />
So you're probably right. Back to looking for another half decent ebook reader, it's sad and I'm trying to resist, but Kindle app is looking like the best!<br />
Thanks for your answer.
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Google Books is restricted to America only. How can I download the app for Android from Australia. I've tried using PPTP from <a href="http://www.witopia.net/index.php/products/" rel="ugc">http://www.witopia.net/index.php/products/</a>&nbsp;and their SSL/PPTP Combo package, but no go.
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Google Books is restricted to America only. How can I download the app for Android from Australia. I've tried using PPTP from http://www.witopia.net/index.php/products/ and their SSL/PPTP Combo package, but no go.

How to download Google Books Android app from Australia

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