Just days after we reported that an iBooks app update was coming, we have more details. Read more ...

Grouping your iBooks collection could be coming soon. Read more ...

Sony is about to release its own ebook app. But, are they too late to the party? Read more ...

Who is the average iPad user? We've got the answer. Read more ...

Reading books for enjoyment has fallen on hard times in recent years. With the advent of the Internet, people spent less time (and money) shopping for books, and the direct result was lower sales for the book industry. However, thanks to the introduction of e-books, reading is cool again. Read more...

Apple just took a huge step forward in its quest to compete effectively in the e-book market. It was announced today that O’Reilly Media and Microsoft Press will begin offering select e-book titles through Apple’s iBookstore. Read more...

Ads are about to arrive via the iBooks app, according to a rumor floating around. The reason: consumers are pushing the prices of e-reader books downward, which is killing profits for the publishers. The ads will come from Apple's iAd business. Read More...

Book publishers are testing out new technologies thanks to the iPad.

iBooks gets an update, third party case makers are coming up with deals to compete with Apple and a funny video that will have you on the floor. We have all this and more on today's AppAdvice Daily.

Good news for all you iBookworms out there; Apple just released a new version of iBooks for your reading pleasure. It's a nice update as besides the usual bug fixes, it brings a couple of new features and improvements.

While many enjoy reading on their iPad, the avid reader may notice a downside. A recent study on book reading methods by Jakob Nielsen of the Nielsen Norman Group, turned up one intriguing finding.

Amazon has just released Kindle Editions, a new way of reading that uses audio and video embedded within the eBook to enhance the experience.

eBooks are becoming more and more popular and the iPad is of course a great device to do some reading on. Here are the apps to load up on your iPad to be ready to handle whatever eBook you may run across.

Apple has just released iBooks v1.1, which allows iPhone and iPod touch users to finally get in on the action. It also contains a handful of new features and improvements.

The popular books retailer, Borders, has launched a universal eBook application that hit the App Store today. Read on to find out more, and decide for yourself whether Borders eBooks is just another eReader app...

Not so long ago, we took a look at the iPad eReader-app-with-a-difference, vBookz, and gave our first impressions. Now we're revisiting vBookz with an in-depth hands-on QuickAdvice review. Read on to find out more!

Reading is done more and more on iPads. The challenge truly is deciding which store and app to embrace when purchasing content. What kind of apps are available for specialized content? This guide will steer you in the right direction ...

vBookz for iPad is a text-to-speech eBook reader application that comes preloaded with all of your best loved public domain classics. Read on to find out more!

Amazon's new Kindle app update adds search for some users and improved fonts and font sizing for all. While the update doesn't include anything exciting, it will make your reading experience that much better.

Already have iOS4 loaded on your iPhone and ready for iBooks? Well it looks like you may be getting your wish... or are you?

Good news for all the aspiring authors out there, Apple has now opened up its iBookstore to (almost) everyone.

After Apple itself and Amazon, it's time for yet another player today to try grabbing a piece of the iPad as an eBook reader and distribution platform; America's favorite book store, Barnes & Nobles.

iBooks for the iPhone will wirelessly sync, to keep you in your place.