While some believe that e-books are killing the world of print, others are working to make your reading as close as possible to the second type. From KAIST (Korea Institute of Science and Technology) comes "Smart eBook System", an intelligent system for reading electronic books improved.
The purpose of this system is to reproduce the things you can do with the actual paper on an LCD screen. In fact, the best way to understand what this software can do is see it in action.
It's a beta and there is no public access to this modification, at least for now and in the case of an institute "so serious" would expect that Apple would eventually bring in their API iBooks, although our assumptions.
Apple Apradrinará ¿this idea or else you end up watching on Cydia?
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment