For one thing, I regularly make EPUBs, and the ability to check layout, for example, on my various devices (a Mac, an iPad Air, an iPhone 6+, and an ancient iPad 2) without having to sync these devices via iTunes sounds wonderful.
Sounds nifty, doesn’t it? If you have iCloud Drive enabled, and sufficient storage for your library, you can forgo the iTunes syncing dance: just plop a book - even a PDF! - into your iBooks library (supposedly on any of your devices) and it becomes available to all your other devices! Who wouldn’t want such a streamlined syncing system? Any ePub, iBooks Author book, or PDF file that you add to your iBooks library later also automatically upload to iCloud. After you turn on iCloud Drive, all files automatically upload to iCloud. You can use iBooks and iCloud Drive to sync ePub, iBooks Author books, and PDF files so that you can access them on all of your devices. Here is what Apple promises, from the support document “ Sync ePub, iBooks Author books, and PDF files with iBooks and iCloud”: However, I am not one of those lucky users, and, judging from various discussions in Apple’s support communities (like this, and this, and this), I’m not alone.
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