iBooks Updated with Nighttime Reading Theme, Cards App Updated With Enhancements
Apple updated its Cards app earlier today, and tonight iBooks. Cards receives a few updates to improve text entry and the checkout process, plus better processing of mailing addresses:
What’s New in Version 1.0.1
• Improved verification of postal addresses
• Enhancements to text entry
• Improvements to the checkout process
Download Cards here.
iBooks Updated Too
iBooks was updated tonight, and brings quite a few new features including an interesting nighttime reading mode, which is pretty cool. We also get a new full-screen layout, fonts, classic covers for public domain books, pop-up footnotes, and a redesigned annotation palette.
On a side note, the 20.7MB download will require WiFi to update or download. It will just start and stop if you’re on 3G, without a notification.
What’s New In Version 1.5
iBooks 1.5 adds the following new features as well as some stability and performance improvements:• Nighttime reading theme makes reading books in the dark easier on the eyes.
• Full-screen layout lets you focus on the words without distraction.
• iBooks now features an improved selection of fonts, including Athelas, Charter, Iowan, and Seravek.
• Beautiful new classic covers for public domain books.
• Support for pop-up footnotes, included in select iBookstore titles.
• A redesigned annotation palette makes it easier to choose a color for your highlighted text.
Download iBooks here.
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finally, night themes in readers helps with battery life. i read tones on my phone and rarely use ibooks partly because of this, the other reason is the books are cheaper elsewhere
It’s about time they added white on black (nighttime reading mode). The other ereader apps have had it for a long time. It’s the main reason I choose kindle or kobo over iBooks. I read mostly at night in bed.