iBooks: Take Them Wherever You May Go
We really loved that the Kindle app was available for both our iPad and the iPhone, but now we're definitely excited that Apple has decided to follow suit.
The new iPhone OS 4.0 update will enable users to download the iBooks application and add them to their iPhones. The iBookstore will be exactly as it is on the iPad and users can buy an iBook once and read it on either device. iBooks will also wirelessly sync your page, so you're always in the right chapter.
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mob1278
April 08, 2010 at 12:24pm
I was wondering if this was going to happen, super smart move since more people have iPhones than iPads at this moment!
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