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yendiAmazon has launched a line of enhanced ebooks for the Kindle.
Specifically, for the Kindle app on the iPhone/iPad. They won't work on the actual Kindle devices.
At this point, I'm much more convinced of the viability of e-textbooks as something that will work in the app market (or in the secondary app market, playing as content inside the Kindle or iBooks app) than on the e-reader platforms directly.
Specifically, for the Kindle app on the iPhone/iPad. They won't work on the actual Kindle devices.
At this point, I'm much more convinced of the viability of e-textbooks as something that will work in the app market (or in the secondary app market, playing as content inside the Kindle or iBooks app) than on the e-reader platforms directly.
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Date: 2010-06-29 10:41 pm (UTC)I love e-books. I love the ability to search like in a document. I would LOVE to have my text books as PDF's. I would STILL be ok with paying $30-ish for them. And while I love a used book price, I despise having someone else's notes or highlighting all over the damn thing.