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Sign up for our Chart of the Day email. Steve Jobs' magic touch isn't spreading to sales of magazine applications for the iPad, John Koblin at WWD reports. As you can see in this chart, iPad sales of Wired, GQ, Vanity Fair, and Glamour are all down or flat for the last six months. Over that same stretch, Apple has sold millions more iPads. So what's the problem? Bourse en ligne, actualité des cours de la bourse en ligne avec. CHART OF THE DAY: Kindle Owners Already Wishing They Had An iPad. Barnes & Noble eReader for iPad launches. The Apple iPad launches in the UK this week and US bookselling giant Barnes and Noble has announced its new e-reader app for the device.
The question being – is it better than Apple's own iBooks app? Books, newspapers, magazines "BN eReader for iPad users can customize the way they read with professionally designed or completely personalized themes, shop more than one million eBooks, newspapers and magazines in the Barnes & Noble eBookstore, and access their personal Barnes & Noble digital library, including most periodicals," reads the press release.
Barnes and Noble also has its own e-book device called the Nook, but the retailer is clearly hoping to expand its digital reading business beyond its own e-reader.