Thread: Top E-Book is iPad?
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Old 05-24-2010, 06:18 AM   #118
murraypaul
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Originally Posted by carbonize View Post
As to ebooks Apple will do exactly what they have done with the iPhone/iPod which is force you to use their proprietary software to put the books on your device which is hardly embracing open source as Steve Jobs ranted on about in his anti Flash speech.
By 'forcing' you to use iBooks.
Or the Kindle app.
Or the B&N app.
Or the Kobo app.
Or readMe.
Or GoodReader.
(Not all of which make you use iTunes to transfer files).

If there is a device other than a desktop/laptop which has more options, what it is?
Oh, and you aren't forced to use iTunes to put books on an iPhone/ iPod Touch either. Indeed you can't use iTunes to put books on an iPhone/iPod Touch!
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