Being able to access and read my books would be enough, but being able to upload Books from Windows would be great :-). I am rather confused why Apple doesn't offer a simple Windows version of iBooks. I wonder if it’s still part of the San Francisco family (hopefully) or a new typeface altogether. So Apple-branded iBooks arent in a format that can be read on a Kindle - they can only be read on an Apple device. See title, I got a new Windows PC at work and am now looking for a way to sync my iBooks collection to it. It’s a serif font that looks different than Apple’s sans serif San Francisco typeface. Step 2: Open Settings on the iPhone, click the ' iBooks ', and toggle on the ' Sync Bookmarks and Notes ' or ' Sync Collections ' icons.
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Something else that is clearly noticeable is the new font. Heres how to import iPhone books to iPad with the Settings app: Step 1: Confirm your iPhone and iPad are connected to an identical Wi-Fi, and log in to the same Apple ID. If you have hundreds of books like I do, it will be a pain in the ass to scroll through, so hopefully search is more powerful. Audiobooks has a dedicated section now, to make it easier to find and listen to your favorite books. The Library view displays your books differently, with bigger book covers in rows of two. Reading Now gives you a live preview of the book you were just reading, as well as a section of recently opened books with a percentage showing you how much you’ve read. It should make it easier to jump back into the book you were reading. At the bottom, you’ll see new tabs: Reading Now, Library, Book Store, Audiobooks, and Search. The book store has been redesigned to match that of iOS 11. See books, audiobooks, and PDFs you added to Books On your Mac: Choose Apple menu > System Preferences, click Apple ID, then click iCloud. Apple Books now matches Apple Podcasts, Apple Music, and Apple News.
Apple is slowly sunsetting the “i” naming scheme.
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