Do that, and the virtual bookshelf flips around and takes you to the iBookstore ( Figure 4.6). To obtain books from the iBookstore, launch the iBooks app, and tap the Store button in the top-right corner of the display. Tap it, tap the Free button, and enter your Apple ID password. You'll see a list of results, with the iBooks app at the top. Just launch the App Store icon, tap the Search button, enter iBooks with the iPod's keyboard, and tap the iBooks entry that appears. Apple doesn't install it by default, so you must download it, which is easily done. Getting iBooksīefore you can visit the iBookstore, you need to have a copy of iBooks on your iPod. This app-designed for reading e-books and PDF files as well as downloading e-books-turned out to be so popular that Apple took the next logical step and offered it to iPod touches and iPhones running iOS 4 and later. The means for getting e-books onto the iPad is Apple's free iBooks app.
In addition to being a great media player, though, the iPad is a darned good e-book reader. You've likely heard about Apple's iPad, the slatelike computing device that some people have compared with a large iPod touch. Learn More Buy iBooks and the iBookstore IPod touch Pocket Guide, The, 2nd Edition
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