iBooks textbooks gain traction: 350,000 downloaded in three days
0. phoneArena posted on 23 Jan 2012, 07:10
From its earliest days, Apple has had special interests in education and last week it proved it once again by releasing iBooks 2.0 for iOS and iBooks Author for Mac, aiming to bring new…
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1. remixfa posted on 23 Jan 2012, 07:52 1 0
now does ibooks work on iphone as well or just ipad? if its just ipad, then 350k is a decent number since there are much less ipads out there than iphones. does that 350k also include the 90k ibooks author downloads?
6. stealthd posted on 23 Jan 2012, 18:45 0 0
Considering they were just announced, I don't see how you could expect anything. It's not like schools have had any time to work this into their curriculum.
3. c.hack posted on 23 Jan 2012, 10:31 2 0
350k free "Life on Earth" downloads for curiosity's sake is meaningless.
4. Slammer posted on 23 Jan 2012, 12:11 3 1
---" From its earliest days, Apple has had special interests in education"---
Sounds like marketing gibberish to me. I don't remember any time in the last 30 years of Apple's existence that they were passionate about education. It seems to me that they are once again, preying on the large percentage of age groups that have made them rich. What better way to expand on the 70% profit margin than to hit the generation that has been thinking with their lower extremities when purchasing Apple products?
John B.
5. c.hack posted on 23 Jan 2012, 12:24 0 4
If thinking with my lower extremities makes me enough money to buy iPads and iBooks as an afterthought, then count me in.






