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New George Harrison Multi-Touch iBook Released, Looks Great
New in the iBookStore today is George Harrison Living in the Material World, which Apple describes as a Multi-Touch book. I’m not the world’s biggest Beatles fan, but I like Harrison quite a bit, and...
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Recommended iBook: I Suck at Girls (by the guy who wrote Sh*t My Dad Says)
I think this is my first ever iBook recommendation here on iPad Insight – but I’ve been reading more and more books on the iPad in iBooks so I guess it’s about time. I Suck at Girls is by Justin...
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Apple updates iBooks Author, enhancing the power of the textbook creation tool
Image courtesy gdgt.com The advent of the iPad has undoubtedly further cemented Apple’s prominence in education circles. During today’s keynote, Apple CEO Tim Cook called the iPad an “incredible...
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Hubble Space Telescope Discoveries: Excellent New Free eBook for the iPad
I’ve written many times here about the great free apps that NASA have created for the iPad, one of the most recent being NASA’s Space Place Prime. Over the last couple days I’ve been enjoying their...
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Notable New iBooks – Hamlet: The Shakesperience
I do a ton of reading on the iPad these days, and though I use a number of different eBook readers, iBooks has gradually become my favorite – mostly because of its lovely vertical scrolling feature....
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Killer Little Features: Vertical Scrolling in iBooks
We often focus on big, exciting features that set an app apart or make it great. Incredible graphics, slick interactive elements, hyper realistic gameplay, and so on. But there are also a number of...
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Defiance: the TV Show, the Game, and Now the iBook
Before yesterday afternoon I’d barely heard of Defiance, and had a vague impression it was a new game that I wouldn’t be interested in since I’m not a gamer at all. Thanks to +Tad Donaghe and the...
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Notable New iBooks – Led Zeppelin: Sound and Fury
Led Zeppelin: Sound and Fury is a new iBook that should prove to be a big hit with Led Zepp fans and rock fans in general. Here’s a little of its App Store introduction: Led Zeppelin: Sound and Fury...
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Notable New iBooks: Riding on a Beam of Light
The iBookstore description for Riding on a Beam of Light is short and sweet: Young Albert Einstein imagines what it would be like to ride a beam of light, and fantastically illustrates how a child’s...
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Fancy Repairing Your Own iDevices? There’s a Book for That
If you fancy learning how to maintain and repair your iPad and all your iDevices, there’s an impressive new book out that could serve as a starting point and handy reference guide. The book is ‘The...
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FX Network’s ‘The Bridge’ Has a Companion iBook
FX Network’s new crime drama The Bridge now has a companion iBook. I’ve been watching The Bridge since its first episode three weeks ago and I think it’s one of the very best shows of this genre. I’ve...
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Breaking Bad: Alchemy – New iBook Looks Great on the iPad
Breaking Bad: Alchemy is a brand new iBook devoted to the fantastic AMC TV series, Breaking Bad – which has just entered its short run of final episodes this week. Here’s a little of the iBookstore...
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