Recently, we started to leave our MacBook Pro at home more and more in favor of using the iPad 2 to consult ebooks. iBooks is great for viewing Epub files, but when it comes to PDF files, we’ve found it somewhat lacking in polish. That’s why we found this handy workaround that will allow you to view PDF files how they were supposed to be viewed.
Posts Tagged 'iBooks'
Bypassing iBooks to Properly View PDF Files in iOS
Published January 4, 2012 blogs , technology Leave a CommentTags: Acrobat Reader, Apartment Therapy, blogs, books, iBooks, iOS, iPad, iPhone, pdf, technology, unplggd
The iBooks Quandary: Buggy But Gorgeous
Published December 14, 2011 blogs , technology Leave a CommentTags: Apartment Therapy, app, blogs, books, bug, iBooks, iPad, Software, technology, unplggd
Tablets are fun and recent studies have shown that most people use theirs to consume media in some form. For us, it’s books. We bought our iPad mainly to read books, and as such, iBooks is the most used app. The problem is that iBooks can get buggy, especially if you have a lot of books.
The iPad & Publishing Industry
Published April 20, 2010 asides , entertainment , politics-social-racism , technology Leave a CommentTags: Amazon, Apple, asides, books, iBooks, iPad, Kindle, social, technology
Great article over at the New Yorker over the impact of the iPad and the Kindle in the publishing world. Although I have thousands of ebooks, I prefer having real books. I will never pay $10 for an ebook, but I will gladly pay $10 for a paperback, or even $20-30 for a hardcover 1st edition. {via kottke}
iPad: The Maxipad Of Tablets
Published January 28, 2010 GTD , technology 3 CommentsTags: Apple, cellphones, computing, Email, Gmail, GTD, iBooks, iPad, iTunes, Mac, tablet, technology
The back of the iPad
Apple had their must touted event yesterday which launched their unfortunately named tablet onto the masses. I can appreciate good design and great products, though I’m not an Apple fan-boy.
Let’s get one thing straight. You won’t be using your iPad to game. You’ll be trying to pass the time while you’re on public transport or something like that and you’ll be playing some games, though no Flash games, which makes this a bit annoying.
No flash=no Hulu
That’s a pretty bad equality to start out with.
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