iBooks 1.1.1 Update Released in App Store

Have you been reading books on your iPhone using iBooks? You’ll be happy to know that an update has been released in the App Store. iBooks 1.1.1 comes with features and bug fixes. Take a look at what’s new below:

What’s New In Version 1.1.1
• Double-tap an image within a book to view it in greater detail.
• Experience books that include audio and video.
• Enjoy substantial performance improvements when reading PDFs.
• Look-up definitions to English words inside books without a specified language.
• Addresses an issue that may have caused some book downloads to not complete.
• Includes many stability and performance improvements.

I’m almost finished reading my free copy of Winnie the Pooh. What books have you been reading?

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jonathan
jonathan
15 years ago

ibooks is a waste of time in canada right now. kindle is much more accessible through more devices, i use kindle and love it

Lolaguy
Lolaguy
15 years ago

“Enjoy substantial performance improvements when reading PDFs.”

I will come July 30th. Yay. 😀

Bill Nye The Science Guy
Bill Nye The Science Guy
15 years ago

That PDF improvement is great news!

Shadow
Shadow
15 years ago

There's an app for that…..

 Xaroc
 Xaroc
15 years ago

Seems the only thing i read anymore is blogs on iphone in canada lol.
You guys ever thought of publishing a book? a Behind the scenes edition. What Gary and Ex Really think about their users. Rated 18+ lol j/k

Ernest Barbaric
15 years ago

Awesome! I loaded a bunch of my ebooks on both the iPhone and iPad versions. Reading “Self Improvement for Smart People” right now, but recently finished “Confessions of a Public Speaker” and “22 Immutable Laws of Branding”

SquareWheel
15 years ago

I don't suppose I'll be able to run iBooks on my first gen iPod Touch now? They made it 4.0 only for some reason, and first generation devices don't get 4.0.

Ex
Ex
15 years ago

You know, I find your comment very interesting.

Gary and I were at a meeting the other day and were discussing JUST that!

LOL!

radovich
radovich
15 years ago

iBooks supports syncing of DRM-free EPUB content directly to the iPad thru iTunes.
Free iPhone 3G Apps & Free iPhone 3GS Apps

rizulli
15 years ago

iBooks has a fair range of books now. Most of the major publishers are on it now. Not as much content, but there are other options.

rizulli
15 years ago

I've been reading Sherlock Holmes from Project Gutenberg and from ebooks downloaded from other sources. Classics!

Also I wouldn't mind the iBookstore being accessible via iTunes

Aloombox
Aloombox
15 years ago

I am reading a Dorothy Sayers mystery.

grush
15 years ago

i enjoy the brightness setting in ibooks i convert my own books to ibooks

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