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BY Elizabeth Woodard on Wed July 11th, 2012
In many ways, the iPad is the ultimate e-reader, as it can replicate available e-reading devices’ interfaces, support multiple book formats, sources, and offers more choices for readers, especially with respect to DRM. Finding the apps you need to read your books can be difficult, unless you follow this AppGuide!
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BY Lisa Caplan on Fri July 01st, 2011
There are so many amazing interactive book for iPad. They are amongst the most intriguing uses of technology on the App Store, but also some of the more expensive apps. So we take a look at the best and most popular titles for you here to help your spend your book and app allowance wisely.
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BY Lisa Caplan on Fri May 27th, 2011
Virtual History - The Last Supper is changing the face of digital publishing on iOS. And, we have an opportunity for you to win a copy with a comment.
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BY Lisa Caplan on Mon March 14th, 2011
Alice in New York, while clearly inspired by Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There is not so much a sequel to Wonderland as it is a mash-up. The beloved Carroll cast of misanthropes are dropped into the hustle and bustle of the big city. Atomic Antelope delivers an e-book that is just plain fun.
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BY Staff Writer on Wed August 25th, 2010
Are you interested in a book that truly does come to life? Well Pedlar Lady just may be it, but read on to find out if it's worth $4.99.
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