Thread: Will Apple block kindle/stanza ect. from iPad
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Old 03-20-2010, 12:29 PM   #27
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Originally Posted by pilotbob View Post
I would agree with that. Although, I'm not sure of the downside... especially if you have a Kindle and have built up a decent size Kindle library.

Of course, if you aren't new to eBooks this is pretty much true of any library you might have built up of DRMed ebooks... whether at the Sony store, fictionwise.com, BooksOnBoard.com, eReader.com or Kobo also.

At least you keep access to pretty much any of these libraries with the iPad and the correct software... Either Kindle for iPad or B&N Reader for iPad, or txtrReader.. (we hope a better app will come that supports Adobe DRM than txtR.


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Are those reading softwares pleasing to use? Are they as well adapted on the iPad than as on an iPhone? I would hate to use that in just a tiny window especially since iBooks looks so great!
I guess we have to wait and see.
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