As thisinfographicpoints out, e-reading is on the rise and it’s becoming easier to start an e-library.
This beginner’s guide recommends apps and features to get you started in building your library.
Both are free downloads.
Most eBooks range between $9.99 to $12.99.
Even the last page you read on one gadget will update to that page on another gadget.
And Yaara sharesadditional websitesfor free eBooks for the iPad.
For iBooks, you browse and order eBooks through the iBooks app itself.
The app consists of both your purchased and sampled books, but also a link to the iBooks Store.
It’s also where you will find your Purchased iBook books.
In the case of Amazon, you get a much wider selection of eBooks.
So I suggest you downloadthis Kindle Store link on your iPadand iPhone.
So you will need to use the aforementioned Kindle Store link to download books and make purchases.
you might also downloadKindle Reading appsfor other devices, including your Mac and PC.
Currently, and ironically, there is no Mac version of iBooks.
So have you started an e-library already?
What devices and apps do you use?
What features are wishing for as this market grows?
