Thread: Fictionwise eReader available at iPhone App Store
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Old 07-10-2008, 08:26 PM   #32
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Originally Posted by zenli View Post
Thanks, Dale. I just tried it on a Palm PDB, it works.

Naturally, the next question is: does the eReader for iPod Touch work for Palm PDB as well?

From what I read so far, it looks like the eReader app only sync with the ereader/fictionwise library online. Is that right? Does that also mean that eReader only works when iPod touch can get on wi-fi?

Thanks in advance to Dale and anyone for replying.
the iPod Touch will work the same. You are correct about syncing. A future modification is planned by the Fictionwise folks to fix this as soon as they understand a bit more about this new technology. Getting eBooks to an iPhone has always been problematic. This is part of what unbricking was all about. I would expect that applications to download content via USB will be developed, probably for iTunes. You may already be able to use iTunes by importing your eBooks to it. I don't own an iPhone so I can't test it. (You need a new version of iTunes for this functionality (7.7?)

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