Rapid technological advancement in recent decades has led to many important changes in all aspects of life. Technological evolution did not forget to also touch today’s readers. In the 90s a new concept was born. e-books. The history of electronic books was formed at the time when they first appeared. In the fast-paced and busy world of corporate economies, eBooks have become a way to make reading accessible to everyone. Digital files were easy to obtain, either by downloading directly from the web or by purchasing a copy of a CD with an e-book, ready to enjoy, encrypted on it.
It became possible to be able to read a work by a favorite author without having to carry a large volume, difficult to fit in and easy to lose, or to learn something new by spending less time. PDAs and laptops, originally used by the business world as a way to work on the go, have also become a great way to store and share information. By the time the new millennium arrived, the digital world incorporated hundreds of electronic books into itself. Today electronic books are a common good. Easy-to-carry PDAs are a perfect storage device for an all-time favorite or new bestseller.
Adobe Acrobat was, and still is, a leading developer in the eBook culture. Adobe PDF files are compatible with any system and make the transfer of information easy and available to anyone with a PC, laptop or PDA. You can access your stored eBook on any computer, print it from an available machine, email it to friends and family, and enjoy it on the go, whether you’re on the plane, train, or luxury cruise.
In addition to making life easier for the reader, eBooks provided a whole new way for authors to present their work in the way they see fit. PDFs are a great way to exercise control over exactly how you want your work to look. With the development of electronic books, reading has taken on a whole new meaning in the modern world. It is no longer something you do in your free time, every time you can go to a library or a bookstore. Digital technologies make e-books a way to read anywhere, anytime without having to strain to get your hands on the latest available works.