Some part of the change can perhaps be attributed to the rise in other forms of entertainment (e.g.

Netflix and iTunes), but mostly its just been all of us collectively deciding to switch to a variety of book reading apps.

Apple with the iBooks ePub reader for Mac, iPad, and iPhone was not too far behind.

The rest of the apps for reading books were generally created by smaller third-party startups.

First of all, you have enough screen real estate to easily process a book of any kind, especially if it involves illustrations and graphs, which you can enlarge and modify as needed.

Reading could be a truly educational experience, which in turn could elevate the quality of your reading material.

Most popular app examples include Kindle, iBooks, and MarginNote.

Besides, Kindle for Mac boasts an adjustable interface, where you can change your preferences as to fonts, line-spacing, and background colors.

Plus, the Kindle app doesnt make it easy to upload your own books that you got somewhere else.

For years, the Kindle reader for Mac has been avoiding the idea of bringing hyphenation to the platform, which makes text lines more uniform and easier to read.

Although the platform supports hyphenation now, most of its books still dont.

You can use it to buy any book in the Apple Book Store, which carries nearly all the popular titles.

You also have more adjustment options, particularly, hyphenation works much better in the iBooks app than it does on Kindle.

While it supports ePub and PDF just like iBooks, its unique features lie in advanced annotations, mind-mapping, and flashcards that allow you to better absorb all the reading material.

Accompany all of these apps with HazeOver to improve your reading experience and minimize any distractions.

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