Sentences with phrase «about ibooks»

From time to time Apple issues a press release about iBooks Store launching in new countries.
How about iBooks?
There was a great debate on Twitter about iBooks Author vs Book Creator back in 2015.
About the iBooks availability, it always takes a while there.
If I was hesitant about iBooks before, I'm dead set against it now.
The nice thing about iBooks Author is that they currently have the ability to put video and audio within the e-books.
It's enough to make one wonder: does Apple even care about iBooks?
How about the iBooks app for the Blackberry?
I don't understand your point about iBooks and the cost of uploading.
One important thing you need to know about iBooks in particular is that you can not buy a specific book from iBooks as a gift.
One thing that bothered me about iBooks is the fact that you can't adjust line spacing, did they finally fixed that?
One thing that's nice about iBooks is that content ratings are handled at the individual title level, instead of for the app as a whole.
Something that should be mentioned about the iBook author format is that the license agreement stipulates you can only charge for a book in iBooks format when you distribute it through Apple's store, not if it's available elsewhere.
You can find more details about this iBook DRM remover from tuneskit.com
Too bad about the iBook store.

Not exact matches

In 2012, Apple held an event in New York City to talk about education, where it unveiled its iBooks 2 platform, its tool for making and publishing books online, but even that event was all about the iPad.
How big a piece of that pie Kobo will carve for itself remains in question; they say they've currently got about 10 % of U.S. e-book sales, roughly the same as Apple's iBooks store and well behind Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
Check out a FREE preview of the book at the Eat the Yolks website to see what it's all about, or grab the audiobook on iBooks or Audible!
He's the author of a series of iBooks that immerse readers in inquiry experiences about World War II.
The upcoming new ibook by Kathleen Cushman, «The Motivation Equation,» stands to expand on her pioneering work in leveraging students» voices in shaping learning environments, pedagogical practices, and transforming how we talk about learning.
Well iBooks Author appears to be about as easy as using Word or Adobe Creative Suite.
An amazing app that allows anyone to create beautiful iBooks Textbooks — and just about any other kind of book — for iPad and Mac.
It took me about 30 minutes to put together a book for her, publish in iBooks and email the ePub file to my brother... to open it up on his iPad....
After iBooks comes Barnes & Noble's Nook store, which despite its steepening downward slide over the past two years, still remains the number three eBook retailer with about 7 - 8 %.
The books, created with iBooks author software, may have contained too many features like hyperlinks, images, and embedded video, leading the students to try to garner enough information about the story from the extras rather than interacting with the actual text.
While I'm very excited about the opportunity to use iBooks Author as a single tool to create fixed - format ebooks for the three major retailers that accept them (Apple, Kobo, and Amazon), I'm less sanguine about using the app to create reflowable ebooks — unless I'm creating a separate version for use on B&N, Smashwords, and the rest.
So what about all those other formats you hear of, like iBook, Mobi, KF8, Nook, ACS?
Jim and Bryan also chatted about the Dear Author lawsuit, the Guardian reviewer stalking piece, five marketing mistakes most beginning fiction writers make, why Amazon is doing the world a favor, and several new features for the iBooks platform.
The book will be released on February 5, 2018, but you can pre-order it today on: Amazon and iBooks About the author: Misha Elliott is a nomadic soul, living all over the US with her Scottish husband.
While it'll be nice for publishers to puff about how their ebooks are selling, it's also an important validation for the Kindles and Nooks and iBooks of the world.
iBooks has a sales threshold before it agrees to put out a ranking, though, so although you will soon be able to see sales stats (about 3 days after the sale occurs), your ebooks won't yet have met the threshold for sales and reviews that will let your ebooks get ranked on iTunes.
Just popping my head in to make sure all my iBooks fans and readers know about this cool feature over at iBooks starting today!!
This did get me thinking about how to actually create vertically centered text in iBooks.
The conclusion is also available at The Reading Edge Episode 7 along with the Steve Jobs's comments about the Kindle and the iBooks store.
We're delighted today to talk about the latest iBooks Author project we've been working on with HarperCollins Children's Books.
If you haven't already started my Fairhope series, or you're looking for something new to read, take a look at the iBooks list and see... [Read more...] about Special iBooks Feature: FREE New Adult Series Starters
Think about it; with an e-book, you might sell it on Amazon, iBooks, Kobo, Nook, a whole load of other places, then you might have a print edition, and then you might have the audio edition.
We talk about Apples iBooks new Publishing tools aimed at independent authors and what you have to do to submit books on it!
We are also continuing to improve the VIZ.com site as the best place for readers to find out about print and digital availability by providing links to iBooks, Nook, Kindle, and our own Viz Manga platform for all available titles.
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Where's your sob story about the lack of iBooks on Kindle?
Following the interview, I've included a fair - use excerpt of audio from Steve Jobs's comments about the Kindle and the new iBooks app which will come on the iPad, setting up a high - stakes strategic battle between Apple and Amazon.
Until now, readers could visit the Kindle Singles store online or browse through Apple's selection of iBooks on their iPad or iPhone, but Polskin hopes to put information about works across platforms under one roof and provide the kind of reviews and context for these books that you might find in a literary publication like Publisher's Weekly.
While we assume that most readers buying the files from our website (which provides Laura and us with greater revenue) will have the technical nous to install the relevant ereading apps etc, we may need to provide some generic instructions for subscribers about downloading files to the different platforms, how to install Kindle and iBook apps, ADE, etc..
Apple of course has their own iBooks reading app, but I always caution people about buying from iBooks because the ebooks are permanently locked into Apple's ecosystem for good and can never be read on any other devices.
In fact, they are trying to force IDPF to adopt ibooks format as EPUB3... The people who are going to use iBooks Author won't bother aboutibooks format as EPUB3... The people who are going to use iBooks Author won't bother aboutiBooks Author won't bother about that.
It is called iBooks Storytime and not much is known about the new feature, but Apple intends on introducing it sometime in the near future.
Also, proprietary standards for particular platforms such as Kindle or iBooks, might hinder widespread adoption as content producers debate about what formats they want to produce to.
Taking a specific example, iBook store sold about half a million eBooks in a period of one month.
Here are some first impressions about using the iPhone version, how it differs from iBooks on the iPad, and how it measures up to other mobile reading apps.
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