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On the iPhone and iPad, Apple Books (formerly iBooks) makes reading digital books a joy. A refined user interface, an automatic dark mode, and adjustable background colors translate into a phenomenal experience. However, there comes that day when itâ

All major web browsers on the iPhone and iPad render PDFs quite well. But reading lengthy documents isn’t feasible since they severely lack any of the features that a decent PDF reader provides. And since iOS already offers superb PDF viewing capab

With iOS 12, Apple went out of its way to revamp iBooks. The changes are so intense that even the app name has changed to ‘Books.’ And from a design perspective, Books app now looks aesthetically pleasing and easy to use. The updated tabs — Rea

Android and iOS are the two dominant forces in the mobile OS world, each with its own set of apps tightly integrated with its ecosystem.

I love using the Open in iBooks option whenever I come across a PDF that I really like. Not just due to iBooks being a dedicated PDF viewer, but also because it saves the file locally. Recently, I wanted to transfer a PDF to iBooks but there was a pr

With Yosemite, Apple delivered not only the most radical change to OS X, but it also provided countless new features, many of which still remain unknown to most Mac users. Here, we detail four of them. Read along to learn how to take virtua