Reading on Apple Computers

kyteflyer · 11-15-2012, 02:12 PM

Just got to thinking about reading on the computer, which is what I used to do years ago with my PC (yBook, from Spacejock

)

I had downloaded a reader, Kitabu, some time ago, and just now opened it again, and I really like it. I've just visited the dev site in order to get the link for everyone who may want to try it, and discovered that there are a few other epub tools there as well. Might be worth a look for those who need to convert, edit, etc

Also noticed that they say Kitabu is going to be part of a cloud based service. I haven't heard anything about that, but if they create an iOS reader and a cloud base, it could be what we are all looking for

Kitabu is on the Mac App store.

Jessica Lares · 11-15-2012, 04:26 PM

I love Kitabu, I use that along with the Kindle app on my MacBook Pro, mostly for my iTunes U documents. I also use HyperPDF for PDFs (mostly comics), and that's also in the Mac App Store.

11-15-2012, 02:12 PM	#1
kyteflyer Guru Posts: 742 Karma: 1783940 Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Newcastle, Australia Device: iPhone, iPad3, PRS-650, Kobo Glo	Reading on Apple Computers Just got to thinking about reading on the computer, which is what I used to do years ago with my PC (yBook, from Spacejock) I had downloaded a reader, Kitabu, some time ago, and just now opened it again, and I really like it. I've just visited the dev site in order to get the link for everyone who may want to try it, and discovered that there are a few other epub tools there as well. Might be worth a look for those who need to convert, edit, etc Also noticed that they say Kitabu is going to be part of a cloud based service. I haven't heard anything about that, but if they create an iOS reader and a cloud base, it could be what we are all looking for Kitabu is on the Mac App store. __________________ Dropbox is brilliant. Your stuff, when and where you want it, and if you need more space than Dropbox provides, Sugarsync will do it for you: start with 5GB and earn up to 32GB... all FREE.

11-15-2012, 04:26 PM	#2
Jessica Lares Guru Posts: 965 Karma: 1346144 Join Date: Jun 2011 Location: Near Dallas, Texas, USA Device: Kindle 3 (Wi-Fi), Kindle Fire, iPad Mini	I love Kitabu, I use that along with the Kindle app on my MacBook Pro, mostly for my iTunes U documents. I also use HyperPDF for PDFs (mostly comics), and that's also in the Mac App Store. __________________ Jessica - Daily Expressions

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