The iPad isn’t my favorite e-book reader. After all, if you stare at a computer screen at work all day, the last thing you want to do when you get home is read a book on a glossy iPad screen. But ...

Apple’s iBooks provides one of the best, most accessible ereading experience on the iPad, in my opinion, and it’s pretty darn simple to use. That said, there’s always room to learn just a few more ...

You can't add your PowerPoint document to iBooks directly. IBooks, Apple's e-book app, supports only PDF or ePub files for personal documents. However, you can convert your completed PowerPoint file ...

Not to be outdone by Kindle for iPad, Apple has updated its iBooks e-reader app to handle audio and video. Version 1.1.1 is ready for any iOS device. The rivalry between Amazon and Apple clearly shows ...

When iBooks Author, Apple’s multimedia e-book authoring tool, was unveiled in January, it was hailed for how easy it is to use and its ability to create rich, multimedia, and interactive educational ...

Apple's iBooks digital reading app may soon get a big redesign. The revamp is intended to simplify the app's layout and make it easier for people to track the books they are in the middle of reading, ...

First off, let me say that some users have had no problems with the latest versions of iBooks that Apple delivered with OS X 10.11.4 and iOS 9.3.1: 1.5 for Mac and 4.7 for iOS. However, I am not one ...

iBooks 3 is the latest edition of Apple’s reading app for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Like all of its biggest competitors—Amazon’s Kindle app chief among them—iBooks is free. In choosing your ...

Many of us don't care much for organizing our digital “assets.” Some even think too much organization is a disease. I believe that most of us would like to have some order to all this madness.

You likely won't use iBooks on your Mac for much pleasure reading, but for research projects or other school work it can be a useful tool. One of the bright, new features of Mac OS X 10.9 Mavericks is ...

I build books for a living. My primary job here at Macworld is editing how-to ebooks written by editors on staff, our frequent contributors, and even myself. It’s also, on occasion, one of the most ...