Once you launch the iBooks app, simply tap the Store button that's displayed near the top of the iBooks app's screen. The latest version of the iBooks makes it easier than ever to go online, access iBookstore, and find the eBook titles you're looking for.
Some eBooks are free of charge, but most need to be purchased using the credit or debit card that's linked to your Apple ID account (or an iTunes gift card). However, once one or more eBooks have been downloaded (transferred) to your device, an Internet connection is no longer needed.Īs you browse iBookstore, you'll discover more than 1.5 million eBook titles, including digital editions of current bestsellers from popular authors and publishers, out of print books, books published by small publishing houses, as well as literary works by self-published authors. Once installed on your mobile device, iBooks gives you access to Apple's iBookstore-an online bookseller that offers one of the largest collections of eBooks in the world.Īs always, to access iBookstore from your iOS mobile device, you'll need access to the Internet via a 3G/4G (LTE) or Wi-Fi connection.
While the iBooks app does not come preinstalled with iOS 6, it can be downloaded and installed (or updated), for free, from the App Store. Version 3.0.2 of Apple's iBooks app adds a handful of new features to your eBook reading experience. In fact, once the optional iBooks app is installed on your iPhone, iPad, iPad mini, or iPod touch, you can also store your entire eBook library on your device, so any eBook you own is accessible anytime and anywhere. Reading eBooks on an iOS mobile device has become an intuitive and customizable experience that's easy on the eyes and allows the readers to enjoy their favorite books virtually anywhere. Just as Apple has played a tremendous role in causing the extinction of audio CDs in favor of digital music players (iPods), the company has also introduced millions of people to the concept of reading eBooks on their iPhone, iPad, iPad mini and iPod touch's screens, thanks to the iBooks app and Apple's online-based iBookstore.
IPad and iPhone Tips and Tricks (Covers iOS 6 on iPad, iPad mini, and iPhone), 2nd Editionįor millions of people who have begun using some type of eBook reader, the concept of picking up a traditionally printed book, newspaper, or magazine has become as antiquated as listening to vinyl record albums or watching TV shows or movies on a black-and-white (non-high definition) television set.
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