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iBooks App Updated to Support Audio and Video Content

By Rosa Golijan Published July 19, 2010, 6:06 pm ET

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The iBooks app‘s been updated to not only include support for audio and video content, but to also offer “substantial performance improvements when reading PDFs.” The free update appears to be gradually showing up in iTunes. [iTunes via Mac Stories]

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