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Maggie Leung · 01-22-2011, 10:00 PM

Check whether you have the latest version of the Kobo app.

I was just checking my Kobo app on iPad and it prompted me to install an all-new version. So I went to the iTunes apps store and downloaded the new one, which is supposed to be for both iPhone and iPad (and presumably Touch). After I did that, the new version asked to transfer all my old Kobo data to the new app. I said OK. Then I tested about 10 pages on two of my books and had no trouble turning pages or anything. I tried the same on my Touch 4 just now and had no problems, either.

The Kobo app I just loaded on iPad and Touch 4 was last updated December 17, 2010. (I originally had Kobo HD on iPad and Kobo on Touch. I'm guessing they melded the apps into one?)

Good luck.

01-22-2011, 10:00 PM	#4
Maggie Leung Wizard Posts: 1,449 Karma: 58383 Join Date: Jul 2009 Device: Kindle, iPad	Check whether you have the latest version of the Kobo app. I was just checking my Kobo app on iPad and it prompted me to install an all-new version. So I went to the iTunes apps store and downloaded the new one, which is supposed to be for both iPhone and iPad (and presumably Touch). After I did that, the new version asked to transfer all my old Kobo data to the new app. I said OK. Then I tested about 10 pages on two of my books and had no trouble turning pages or anything. I tried the same on my Touch 4 just now and had no problems, either. The Kobo app I just loaded on iPad and Touch 4 was last updated December 17, 2010. (I originally had Kobo HD on iPad and Kobo on Touch. I'm guessing they melded the apps into one?) Good luck. Last edited by Maggie Leung; 01-22-2011 at 10:16 PM.