I think your iBook is a pleasure to use application, with the exception of DRM DRM makes it a very limited sandbox.
What I want is to distribute my purchased books iBookstore to devices such as iPad, iPhone and other devices, and have access to my library through any device I have in front of at that moment in time, the management of my library is "in the cloud ", which sounds pretty slick and impossible before the DRM is removed from the date of purchase iBooks.
I understand the anxiety of the public trying to guarantee their profit and author, but the books, I beg to defer, the central point of the digital book is anything, anytime, anywhere, I think too that the intention and efforts to limit 'fair use will eventually be punished by users.
If you really do not want DRM, then buy the book. Divide, scan, here's how I did, I have about 30 books scanned so far, I prefer the ClearScan technology Adobe Acrobat 9.0 's to do the job.
Then I turn to software to remove DRM from iBook because it's faster, and keeps the file size relatively small, removal iBook is a great choice for those who want to keep things simple.
iBook removing DRM can strip DRM from iBook with three steps, input files protected by DRM, choose the output folder, then click "Remove DRM" button.
The decoded files will be saved in another folder, so no need to worry about the original file may be corrupted or changed.
After removal of DRM, you can also convert files to other formats that supported by IPAD epub, turn or angle.
iBook is an e-book application to Apple Inc. was announced that in collaboration with the iPad January 27, 2010, and was released for the iPhone and iPod Touch in the middle of 2010, as part of the IOS update.At 4 time, was described by Apple as the only available information in the United States.Product released in March 2010 continued to indicate that it would only be available in USHowever iBook, it was then announced that the application will be available in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Kosovo, New Zealand, Croatia, Turkey, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the United Kingdom May 28, 2010 – the same day that the iPad was released in these countries.
Mainly receives content from iBookstore ePub, but users can also add their own ePub and PDF via the data synchronization with iTunes. They can also be downloaded via Safari iBook or Apple Mail. It 'can also view e-books that incorporate multimedia. [Clarification needed] According to the information produced from March 2010, the iBook will be able to "read the contents of any page [user]" using VoiceOver.
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