Where I Download My iPad E-books.. Forget iBookstore!
I had just bought my new iPad 3G home from the Apple store, and played around with it for a few hours before I realised something. I was bored. It definitely had some cool features and everything, but all the multimedia I wanted to put on it from the App store and the iBookstore would cost me loads, and I simply couldn't afford to spend $12 per book. I realised that without this multimedia, I simply couldn't enjoy my Apple iPad to the fullest extent.
Then, after some Google searching, I discovered myPadMedia. It's this new site which provides thousands of books, comic books, newspapers, games and more for the iPad. I must say, I was sceptical at first, but after reading some reviews, I went ahead and signed up for the site. Let me just say, this site delivers MORE than it promises. It's not really an app or software, but a membership site which provides access to a whole huge database of downloads for the iPad. With a couple of clicks, I had the entire Harry Potter series on my iPad, without it costing me anything for each download! All you have to do is search what you want, select, and download! It is so easy, and so simple.
The range of downloads available is enormous. I'm a big fan of the X-Men comic book series and I am now able to download the latest issues to my iPad so I can read them when I'm on the way to work. I'm also now able to read my favorite newspaper The New York Times directly on my iPad in the morning. Pretty cool, huh? Not only does myPadMedia save me time, but it also saves me a ton of money. Why should I pay $12 per book, when I can download 10 books a day from myPadMedia without it costing me anything?
I'm a big fan of myPadMedia, and I strongly recommend it to all iPad users. My iPad is now filled with over 46 books, 52 comic books, and plenty more, and I can't live without it!
Visit The myPadMedia Homepage Here
About the Author:
Tyler is an Internet marketer/web designer based in Columbus Ohio.
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