Apple has announced a new version of iBooks which will be available later today. New features include better integration with iCloud, enhanced sharing options, and continuous scrolling when reading. All of the books that you own will appear on your bookshelf, even if they are not on your device, just like the current iOS music app for iTunes Match users. Additionally, the new version supports over 40 languages, including Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. The update will be available in the App Store soon.
Be sure to keep an eye on our live commentary of the Apple event as it happens for more news!
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