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I saw Apple unleashed a bevy of new products yesterday gearing up for this fall's venture into iCloud/iOS5. As an author and self-publisher, I have relieved on the applications, software of the PC users to meet publishing needs. However, my current PC is reaching its maximum limits and I need to peer into the future to see what I should be purchasing now.
Why should I consider switching to Apple products? Publisher's Weekly said: iCoud is a digital media lock on steroids, syncing all users digital content, especially the content brought from Apple--music, e=Books, apps, documents, even user-created photos.... All of this content is stored in the cloud, available for re-downloading at any time."
My first novel is selling reasonably well through Amazon, followed by Barnes & Noble. Apple has generated almost no sales of my novel, although it is listed their iBookstore. Would I still be able to publish through Amazon if I switch to Apple computing devices?
Why should I consider switching to Apple products? Publisher's Weekly said: iCoud is a digital media lock on steroids, syncing all users digital content, especially the content brought from Apple--music, e=Books, apps, documents, even user-created photos.... All of this content is stored in the cloud, available for re-downloading at any time."
My first novel is selling reasonably well through Amazon, followed by Barnes & Noble. Apple has generated almost no sales of my novel, although it is listed their iBookstore. Would I still be able to publish through Amazon if I switch to Apple computing devices?