One of the primary uses tablet or a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) is the e-book reader. This function is available even on the first-generation PDA dozen years ago. However, it turns out to utilize the iPad, a tablet device made by Apple, into e-book reader is not easy.
The first difficulty is the number format of books and magazines available today. Not all applications can open any file format books. Some books like the CHM format even require a special application.
The second difficulty is the lack of guidance from Apple itself. In pake iPad sales, no manual is available both hardcopy and softcopy. More difficult again, all required data exchange with iPad through Apple's iTunes application, which is equally complicated.
Through this single article, we will describe a few short steps to quickly develop your digital library.File Types and ApplicationsPDF and EPUB
EPUB is a e-book file types are most popular today. This includes a new format, launched in late 2007, and addressed as a single-format e-book distribution. Before the advent of EPUB, usually the seller e-book offers three to five file formats that must be tailored to the application of its readers.
EPUB in iBooks.
PDF is certainly no less popular. This format has become the standard format of digital documents for decades. To open the file type, you can use iBooks. This application is an application owned by Apple, but curiously not by default installed on the iPad so you need to download from the App Store.
PDF files in iBooks.
iBooks is an excellent application with lots of interesting features. There are animated flipping pages, thumbnail pages, setting collections, and more. The only drawback is the book storenya iBooks. Store iBooks can not be used by the user from Indonesia, so the iBook is only useful for reading a magazine or a book you already own. If you want to buy a book or magazine, better use of Kobo applications.
e-Book store in Kobo.
Kobo is a ebook reader application that may be better than iBooks. Kobo E-book store has a collection of millions of books and periodicals, 1.8 million of them for free. Through Kobo, you can even subscribe to the newspaper.
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