Adam Lashinsky’s “Inside Apple” is now available to purchase in the iBookstore. The e-book, which provides users with a detailed insight into the management strategies employed by Apple, can be purchased for $12.99, and is also available in a Kindle Edition.
While iBooks 2 is innocent enough, iBooks Author is more than it appears on the surface.
We run iBooks' new e-textbook platform through its paces in a pair of hands-on videos.
Apple has announced the new iBooks, iBooks Author, and iTunes you. Watch the show to see a hands on preview of each.
Apple's Education Event kicked off this morning with plenty of excitement. Amongst the normal overview and statistics surrounding the topic of Apple in education, the company released a new version of their iBooks app and introduced two new apps for teachers and students.
Apple's education keynote address is ready for viewing. Find out what all the textbook hype is about.
Apple posted an educational video, in order to tell us more about this partnership with education.
Apple just changed the world again! Now anyone can author interactive e-books using the free iBook Author app.
Apple has just released iBooks, which includes iBooks 2 with textbooks! Download it now, but make sure you have WiFi!
Tomorrow's "education"/publishing event will start Apple's response to the Amazon threat.
The Apple event this month, in New York, will focus on iBooks and publishing.
We have some of our most used apps from 2011, a chance to win Medina, and a cat that loves Fruit Ninja.
If you've jailbroken your iOS device under iOS 5.0.1 using the recently released untethered solution, iBooks will crash every time to try to launch it. Fortunately, there are a number of ways Apple fans can correct this issue, as originally reported by iDownloadBlog.
Lots of iPhone apps released and updated, but just a few made our list of the best. Did your favorites make our list?
Good morning! Today's iWake is now available. Have a listen ...
On today's AppAdvice Daily's AppStart Special we are featuring the best book apps for iPhone, plus one that helps you read real books too! Watch the show, and let us know what you think!
It’s no secret that Apple spends a lot of time designing the look of their iDevices. Whether it is the iPhone 4S (which is really just the iPhone 4 with better guts inside) or the iPad 2, it’s obvious Jonathan Ive and his team are perfectionists at heart. Apple’s attention to detail, unfortunately, doesn’t seem to extend to its recent app designs. These, in my opinion, just plain suck.
Apple has started emailing customers who bought the Steve Jobs biography e-book from the iBookstore, asking them to delete their copy and redownload a new version. Since the launch of the highly anticipated biography, customers who purchased an e-book version from Apple's iBookstore have been complaining of formatting issues, forcing Apple to update the digital book and contact customers.
Get ready for the first installment of AppAdvice Daily's Special AppStart series on how to get the most out of your iPhone. And, what better way to start off the series then with the first 10 apps you should download.
Starbucks is now offering customers free iBook downloads as part of its "pick of the week" program.
Apple's digital e-book store, the iBookstore, now has its own Twitter account. The account, @iBookstore, is verified as belonging to Apple, and promises to tweet information on "featured books, exclusive offers and more" on a regular basis.
Apple has added a new section to its iBookstore called “Quick Reads,” which features short stories and manuals for $5 or less. Sound familiar?
Comic book publisher IDW has announced they are coming to iBooks. This will be the first large collection of comics and graphic novels to be available for Apple's e-book app.
