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Graphic Novels on ibooks?
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Just wondering if there is a section for graphic novels on ibooks and if so what sort of stuff is available? What has anyone downloaded?
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On this twit episode (http://www.twit.tv/mbw188) dated march 31st, Andy Ihnatko said that there were several ibooks' categories that had been removed by apple. One of them was graphic novels. So more that likely, Apple is expecting or wanting to have some graphic novels but as of right now, as far as I know they dont have any. I could be totally wrong, maybe some have already pop out.
Get the Kindle app and then browse for Kindle books.
Plus when you get it from Amazon, you can sync the books you read between your Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, and Kindle.
With Apple's iBook, you can only read it on the iPad.
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Plus when you get it from Amazon, you can sync the books you read between your Mac, PC, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry, and Kindle.
With Apple's iBook, you can only read it on the iPad.
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But the Kindle format only works with Kindle apps or devices. So if you buy epub books instead and import them to iTunes, you can read them on your iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch, several mobile phones actually and also various ebook readers since epub is more open and common than the Kindle format.
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I don't know about you but calibre does a horrible job in converting PDF to epub , and iBooks is not mention to watch co ice, I recommend comic reader mobi reads PDF great and you transfer them from iTunes to your iPad and it's a way better experience, the app is 14 bucks but worth it if you put in mind the hours you will spend with it.
Goodreader is getting raves for PDFs and is only 99c right now. Not sure if it would have the features needed for comic reading though.